Queen of the Rosary Academy - Regina Yearbook (Amityville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1958 volume:

Hx KVX1 ,.f W h , 5 xii? f . ww , ,V A if 'ff x'f 'fM 4 ,qw gfzk 1 QM. if Ai' A THE CLASS F19 TABLE OF CONTENTS Theme Dedncatron Ttrbute Admmrstratxon Faculty Rellgnous Graduates Undergraduates Cultural Socnal Memorles Class Dxrectornes UCSD Amltyvl e i 0 l: e Rosary Aca emy New YOI2 2 .- 1 I . lf. . I , J, 7 ' ' .....,............,,.,...,...........,. P. 8 ' ..............,,,.,..,.................,...,,... P. 10 A A A I ' ...,..........,............... P. 12 ' ' ..,.......A................,,,............ P. 22 V. Educational ...,......,.,.,........,............ P. 34 P. 12 f A s Y 1 4 ' ,, .,.,, ........,.........,.,.. ..,.....,...,..... P . 134 , swf' 'fm' j - , ' '7 'u-tx ' V T Q .. ' .,,..........,.......,........ ......,... P . 146 f -, , ., f ' ' , f V I I ,...,.............,..... P. 154 ' 5 1 g V ll Y .'ifxtL..Q.1'i lir 'fix - Q. . T PRESENTS . 'THE REGINA X 1958 Most Reverend Walt Keuenberg, D. D We Aim Toward a N 01316 Destiny . . wvqtmxx M jx o Lift Curse ve-S Up . . . As Christians we are aware that a woman was the driving force behind two of the major events in the historical development of mankind-the Fall of Adam and the Nativity of Christ. This has been the role of women throughout the pages of history -the instrument of man's fall or the instrument of man's restoration in the moral order. And so too, must this be our role as CATHOLIC LEADERS in the new DIOCESE OF ROCKVILLE CENTRE. We, as Catholic Graduates, must move into a man's world of nuclear energy, techniques and mechanical progress and there become a driving force for good -sanctifying our souls and the souls of mankind about us. Mindful of the potent words of Pope Pius XII - Your destiny is at stake , we realize fully that ours is a noble destiny, that of becoming leaders in all phases of Catholic life in a pioneer Diocese of Holy Mother Church. A ninety percent increase in population in Suffolk County in the past seven years and statistical proof that Nassau County is the fast- est growing county in the United States since the Second World War made it mandatory for His Holiness, Pope Pius XII to establish our new Diocese of Rockville Centre. In doing so, our Holy Father has presented the youth of the diocese a challenge- a challenge to be the bearers of TRUTH to a post- war, chaotic world, seeking its security in ballistic missiles and hydrogen bombs. Through the pages of our 1958 THE REGINA we present the phases of Christian living in which Catholic leadership is most needed-the Spiritual . . . Educational . . . Cultural . . . and Social. Our embryonic Diocese, with a population of 1,346,414 of whom 482,716 are Catholic most certainly needs stalwart, God-fearing leaders. We can not expect our Diocesan clergy of three hundred fifty-four priests to bear the responsibility of advancing the Rockville Centre Diocese to a top ranking diocese . . . top ranking in spirituality and moral leadership. We, the Graduates of 1958 offer our fealty to our Esteemed Bishop as his future leaders in the words of the Sovereign Pontiff, Lay apostles will there- fore always form an elite, not because they stand apart from the others but, quite the contrary, be- cause they are capable of attracting and influencing others . . To Julie Pinnac e ol u 5 V' i 3 . , Q f , l in the Professional Field ' ,Q A .v,!'I uf frrff-'5 . . in Religious Life 6 atliolic Leadership . . . wiki? Z 1 V 'iv Q., ---alt? ,.. ,- ...gn-1 O in the Field of Education 7 15,- I m the Busmess World EDICATI Uncler the Palernal Guirlance o our Esjceemecl Slieplier His ExcnLLuNCY MOST REVEREND XVALTER PHILIP KELLENBERG, D.D. lfmsi' Bisiioif oi-' THI2 Roci-cviL1.L CENTRE DIOCESE I come to you to teach you faithfully, to govern you benignly, to sanctify you dcvotcrllyu . . Queen of thc Rosary is honored by his Excellency, Bishop Kellenberg, on L1 personal visit to our school. 8 And now, my dear Son, if you desire that God should bless your apostolate and make it fruitful, under- take everything for His glory, saturate yourself and your devoted fellow-workers with the spirit of jesus Christ . . . These words of Pope Pius X in 1908 to Bishop Cloutier are most significant to us, the Graduates of 1958, for they make us better realize our responsibility to you, our beloved Shepherd, Bishop Kellenberg, as your devoted fellow-workers in our ever-growing Diocese of Rockville Centre. As our Episcopal Leader you have inspired, guided and assured us of your paternal solicitude. Your personal magnanimity, your sacerdotal excellence and your outstanding qualities of leadership have won for you the approbation of our Holy Father. In recognition of this great honor, we dedicate our 1958 THE REGINA to you, as a lasting mark of our respect and filial affection for you. Moreover, we feel a special affection for you because the motto on your escutcheon reflects our own ideals- Regina Verte Lumina' '... Queen, guide me by thy light . . . Certainly this has been our motto also, during our four years at Queen of the Rosary Academy. Thus, it is fitting, on the year of the 30th anniversary of your ordination, to welcome you Most Reverend Walter P. Kellenberg, through the pages of the 1958 Regina. May God bless our new Shepherd and his flock with never- ending Progress on the road to Heaven! G UG W ,....di REVEREND EDGAR F msr SUPERIINTFNDFNT or AND SECRETARY or E P McCARREN SCHOOLS DUCATION 10 Cur Reverend Edgar McCarren enjoys a yoke wrth hrs vnsltors Meg Fergerson Srster Mary Mark Pat Bentley Joyce Schrepfer and Srster M eanne Dolores uper1nl:endenl: . . . Pat Bentley and Meg Fergerson serrously reflect on the appallrng need for Catholrc schools rn the new Drocese as pornted out by Father McCarren Youth craves an ndeal 'I'h1s rdeal IS now realrzed and fulfrlled for the Youth of the Drocese of Rockvrlle Centre by the apporntment of Reverend Edgar P McCarren as Supermtendent of Schools by Has Excellency Bxshop Kellenberg Leadershxp requrres and demands mtegrxty zeal dependabrllty prudence and ef frcrency qualrtnes whxch are evrdent rn Father McCarren As our educatlonal advxser he IS equrpped wrth the necessary trarts of character to mold us into sklllful Diocesan Semmary together wrth hrs educatnonal background and pedagogrcal trarnmg more than qualrfy hrm for hrs offrce as Superintendent l-Ins congenral dlsposltlon and sympathetrc understanding of the problems of both teacher and students add greatly to hrs over powermg personalnty Hrs zeal rn his prrestly dutres and hrs hardworkmg schedule ln the fleld of educatron wm for hnm the respect and admlrahon of h1s teachers and charges m the Cathollc school system of Rocltvrlle Centre Our success m lrfe will reflect the scholarshzp and trammg made possible for us by our pranseworthy Supermtendent 11 I 3 capable Catholic leaders. Father McCarren's role as professor of l-Iomiletics in the ADMINISTRATICN Very Reverend Eugene raw or vLove the light of Wisdom, ye that Lear rule over peoples? Wisdom 6:23 e qs, e . C f cl A Message rom MOHS1 nor To many people a brshop rs an awesome Hgure garbed rn pontrfrcal vestments who admrnrsters the Sacrament of Confirmatron The admrnrstratron of thrs great Sacrament rs only a small portron of the complrcated and responsrble dutres of a brshop Under the supreme authorrty of the Pope a brshop rules a portron of the Church called a drocese Hrs authorrty rs great hrs responsrbrlrtres almost unlrmrted When one drocese becomes too onerous for one brshop to admrnrster the Holy Father drvrdes rt rnto two or more droceses In 1855 the Archdrocese of New York was thus drvrded rnto several smaller droceses Long Island became the Drocese of Brook lyn because the new brshop would resrde rn Brooklyn The first brshop of Brooklyn was Brshop John Loughlrn He dred rn 1891 and was succeeded by Brshop Charles Edward McDonnell After hrs death rn 1921 Brshop Thomas Edmund Molloy became the thrrd brshop of Brooklyn and rergned untrl hrs death 1n November 1956 By thrs trme the drocese of Brooklyn had become tremendous rn Catholrc populatron and too unwreldly for one brshop to ad mrnrster Upon the death of Archbrshop Molloy Pope Prus XII drvrded the drocese rnto two the two western countres of Long Island Krngs and ueens would remarn rn the drocese of Brooklyn under Brshop Bryan McEntegart and the two eastern coun tres Nassau and Suffolk would comprrse the new drocese of Rockvrlle Centre under Brshop Walter Phrlrp Kellenberg Brshop Kellenberg rs a proneer lrke Brshop Loughlrn He rs grfted wrth a srmrlar sprrrt of fortr tude and drscrplrne He rntends wrth Gods grace to burld upon the work of hrs predecessors and to erect a drocese worthy of the Church Hrs task rs formrdable especrally rn regard to educatrng the great throng of chrldren and adolescents rn the Rock vrlle Centre drocese Our drocese rs the frrst rn our country to consrst of the new world called Suburbra We ask God s blessrngs upon Brshop Kellenberg that he may prosper rn hrs apostolrc labor and may stand among us strong and fearless Msgr Eugenej Crawford Monsrgnor Crawford addresses the audrence before the presentatron of The Song of Bernadette f . . . . - 1 - 1 , Q , , . ' u ' ur - - ' 9 Q 1 s 9 ' ' ' 9 - 7 1 x ' 9 . , . . . , . . 1 1 1 . , . ' Y REVEREND MOTHER M BERNADETTE DE LOURDES OP PRIORESS GENERAL Perfect schools are the result not so much of good methods as of good teachers teachers who are thoroughly prepared and well grounded m the matter they have to teach who possess the mtellectual and moral requirements of thelr xmportant office who cherlsh a pure and holy love for the youths confnded to them Plus XI 14 ees E . , . . Tl 5 V 3 1 ' 5 Y Ivamvszfx '-usn-uq,,Mv- MOTHER M ADELAIDE OP FACULTY ADVISOR Stud 5 wrt the expendrture of cur df t d 5 or an do not p.1s5 our anythmg, that your tcanhcrs and your currrcula offer you PIU5 XII y therefore Apply yourselxes to your studne h 15 EQ i f Eta. Wi' GJ 3f5 A Tribute to our Principal SISTER ALOYSIA MARIE 6 HEI ml Q Q O.P. P inf '11 g he Led the Wa ... With sincere affection and appreciation, we, the Graduates of 1958, offer this public tribute to you, dear Sister, for your unselfish interest in our regard, during our four years at Queen of the Rosary Academy. You have deservedly merited the lasting respect of your ninety-eight graduates for your wise counsel and mature outlook, which have served as invaluable assistance to us in all our problems. You have been Principal . . . counselor . . . friend. Youehave given unselfishly of your time and effort to guide us to our destined places in life. Fo'r this we are most grateful. XVe assure you that you will not be for- gotten by the Class of June 1958 . . . who have been fortunate enough to be the recipients of your kindness. We ask God's blessings on your continued work at Queen of the Rosary! The Seniors of june 1958 In her capacity as Principal, Sister Aloysia Marie graciously greets Mrs. Florence Frazer on her visit to the Academy, while Sophomore Barbara Kearney entertains the Frazer children. 17 FACULTY 1 1 MM ff' p of T A M11 ,P WMA . NP 'B lj u xv , A Ce-:7 Tm xv U5 , f fx-f C ' LQ The training of youth and the formation of their characters is the sacred trusteeship given to Catholic teachers everywhere. The members of our faculty, aware of their profound responsibility, aim daily to inculate in us the fundamental Christian truths that will enable us to become leaders in every phase of American life. The evils facing Catholic youth to- day demand an opposing force of tremendous courage-Courage and Christian fortitude supplied by the self-sacrificing teachers who have guided us these four years. The primary duty of Catholic education is the formation and development of the spiritual, physical and intellectual life of the student. It is for this purpose the members of our faculty, both religious and lay, have dedicated their lives to be an instrument in the training of Catholic youth. We, the graduates of 1958, deem it a privilege to be the fruit of their labor! -i SISTER M ASCENTIA OP SISTER M DEPAUI. OP Relzgmn Sclenre Relzgmn Algebra Latm Debate Club Moderalor LK MRS HELEN DUFFY SISTER M EVELYN OP SISTER M EYMARD OP La E lub Relzgzouf Sona! Sludzef Relzgmn Buymeff Subfectf ,ln ng Saffgd Hgaff Lgdggg Mgdgyglgf Moderator 0 C07I77P76'fl'lfll Afflvlflef SISTER M JEANNE DOLORIIS, OP SISTER M JOSEPH, OP Rellgzozz, Englub, Lam: Religion, Musff 6111111111562 Tb? Rfglfld Modemfor Drafmmrf and Glee Club Moderato: 19 - R Y rr K lm I:--M A 13 I . , . . . , . . 1 . l , A I I H IV 7 1 O O ' I A 'By I , I lk 11 MNT . . , . . . , . . . I . . . I b . . y . SISTER MARY MARK OP SISTER MARY ROBERT OP Rellglozz Sorml Smdzey R6lIgI0l1 Englffb Art Rorwmu Moderator Moderator of Art Club SISTER M MIRIAM LEONE O P SISTER M RosE AQUINAS O P MRS ROSEMARY SOTTILE Relzgzon Sofml Sludzef Religion Matbemallm Phjflfdl Edllfdflorl Bumzen Depl of Tbe Regnzn 1'1ffH1ff0f of Health Boulzrzg Club Afodemtor SISTER M RUTI-I MIRIAM O P SISTER M VIRGINIA O P Relzgzon, Sparmb Religion, Sona! Studzef SPKIIIIIIQ Club Moderator kg? N11 P -.- MRS HELEN SMALL Attendanre Serrelary Miss MARIA SANCILIO Clerlml Senemrj a 116 A-3 DR CHARLES PADnocK MR XAviER RIMMEL School Phyrlrzwz TldI1fP0flf1fl0l1 21 l Generosity . . . cheerfulness . . . efficiency add up to Queen of the Rosary's lay staff. Under the competent supervision of Dr. Charles Paddock our students are given regular physical examinations. America needs a healthy womanhood! Highly respected by our student body is our attendance secretary Mrs Helen Small Capable industrious and patient Mrs Small has become an integral part of our school life Likewise we are indebted to Mr Xavier Rimmel and Mr Frank Barron for their many transporta tion trips made for our benefit Cheerful ambitious likeable Frances Lang is a potent factor in keeping our cafeteria a bright homey spot for that midday snack To Miss Sancilio we say without your busy typing fingers our records would be long delayed God bless you one efficient generous cheerful Lay Staff Miss FRANCES LANG Ca eterm MR FRANcis BARRON TfdI1J'I70ffdfI07Z ' s In kv . , . ' x M 5 ' I all .... ' ' , , U , -MI . l A f . A , J H 'ar We u HHVG X fauaurnanm 5 xx xx RK if 5' 4' F? I5 s if E 2 1 5 Q. 2 QE? Ugg uw same: am P enuine iritualit x x x 'Y .3 --., seq., .-gf. HL' 2 Qi gu- 1 There is but one concept for summing up the spirituality of a Catholic Graduate . . . It is found in the words God alone. To do all things for God . . . to suffer whatever He wills . . . to accept His infinite Words of Wisdom in directing our souls-this is our aim as future leaders in our newly-created Diocese. This was the spirit of the saints . . . the spirit of those who have guided us these four years. It is the spirit in which these memorable pages are written. . . You must be inspired with the conviction that you are fighting for truthg that you are sacrificing in the cause of truth your tastes and energies, wishes and sympathiesg that you are fighting for the eternal laws of God, that you are sacrificing for the dignity of the human person and for the attainment of its destiny. Pius XII W5 lit 't 'Fr RELIGIQ 'l The Freshmen enjoy learning the basic arguments in defense of their Faith. ,. IOW Sr X 'N tml, Tiny ways . . . -0 it Carol Voelker and Bernadette Bluett, a promoter of the Sacred HC.lff League, believe strongly in the power of the Catholic Press. Kathleen Corcoran tests Helen Vickers' tat boardj knowledge of the Papal Encyclical. One of the essential factors fostering Catholic leader- ship is the training our minds and wills to the definite purpose and reason for our very existence on earth. Our freshmen are involved with the study of the early Church and its successes. The sophomores delve into the study of the Mass and its significance in their lives. The Old and New Testament and the events characteristic of that time are the phases studied in the Junior Religion classes. As Seniors, we are trained in the History of the Church and a thorough understanding of the married state and the Church's views on this subject given to us in an en- cyclical by Pope Pius XI. Thus, these four years of study of Catholicism have trained us for Christian leadership in today's turbulent world. ? Ann Devine explains a poster on Christianity to Sister Mary joseph and her Church History class RETRE Retreatants Barbara Mozian and Sue Budelmann qstandingy and Peggy XY'isel4al enjoy the reading of Catholic pamphlets. . -W i Our Lady of Prouille Retreat House l ik 5 wtf i ,mf ff! 26 CIRUSADING VOR CHRIST Our annual retreats are an essential part of the educational program of Queen of the Rosary Acitdemy. During the De- cember 6-8 weekend our Seniors made a closed retreat at Our Lady of Prouille Retreat House in Amityville under the direction of Reverend john Alexander. S. This closed retreat is a characteristic segment of senior life at R. A. The student body participated in the pre-Easter retreat on April 1-3 given by Reverend Hugh Munro, a De Montfort Father. Attendance at daily Mass, recep- tion of the Sacraments, spiritual reading, recitation of the Rosary and inspiring conferences constituted a helpful and memorable retreat. Senlors are engrossed nn Splrltual Read ln ln Rctrclt Llbflfy gn' 1' We Lva uate ,-J Carol Voelker and Catherme Roeper enter rooms on arrrval for weekend retreat 't e O Constance Dees symbohzes the spmtual tranqurlllty of the Semor Retreat Retreatants lxsten attentxvely to Rev Iohn Alexander s Conference 27 I fi R -1 1 . -4 f 1 R . s 'f X 7 . R1 Y . A .0 R DO g 4 .A GUI' UIOIEL - - - 1 518.1 Qumf BSN K Promoters shovslnys honor to the Slcred Heart are fl rj Ruta XValsh Vrrglnla Mahnlxen Slnce rt IS the chlef sprrntual society m our school the students of Queen of the Rosary feel prmleged to be members of the Sacred Heart League Srster Mary Exelyn OP Moderator selects the new promoters each year from the freshman classes If these girls contmue to shovs rnterest rn 1ts success they may dnstrrbute the League leaflets to therr classmates durmg then' four years at RA 28 9 ily Ii 3- it 4 'J- r HA., Y' y 4 - I . I . , ' 7 7 Maureen Bennett, and Sandra Elliot. al l 7 A Y ' Y . , . ., , Pi lhe Saerecl Heart League Our inspiration to greater love. -lean Lrofts. Ann Brown and Mary Chapman reflect on the thoughts wntainetl in the pamphlet of the month. 29 Bernadette Bluctt Senior Prom iter instructs underclass men Alicia XY'alsh, joan Bentley Diane lfbling and jo Ann Benett on the responsibilities of their offices as unior promoters 6, , av 5-F if The arian ooiety Seniors Claire Nelson, Lorraine Rebsamen and Josephine Kollmer enjoy decorating Our Lady's shrine. A society in Marys honor was established in 1933 at Q. R, A. in accordance with the Marian Year. In the present year of 1958 its members have flourished, under the care of Our Lord, to a number of more than 75. The aim of this society honoring Mary, is to foster Mary-likeness in all we do and to give individual and personal Marylike example as teachers, nurses, wives, business women and mothers. We Fashion Mar Jeanette Fowler presents her Prom Queen bouquet to Our Lady. So Marian Club members hold a meeting to discuss Marylike Prom dresses. Secretary, Sylvia Dumaresq presides while Mary Lennon, President, exhibits a poster of their Club Model-Mary. IH ur very a Life . . . lf! , ef rf mg V ,J f 14 1 Diff' Lucille Hart proves you can be Marylilee and attractive at the same time Sl The Mrssal used by Brshop Kellenberg at the Catholrc Youth Rally m Brentwood was made by members of our Art Club Wffww-M fren tlienin Gut Our students partrcrpate rn all Cathollc Youth actlvrtres held rn our Drocese Proudly we unrted wrth youth organrzatlons on Catholxc Youth Day at Brentwood Marys day sponsored by Our Lady of Prourlle Retreat House U S Marrne Toy Campargn and the CYO Talent Club and Oratorrcal Contest We belreve rn the adage the future of thrs natron depends on the Youth of today WF? Dorothea Turkrngton remmds Cath ollc youth to use a Mrssal at Mass Catholrc Teenagers from all over the Island assembled attendance at Amrtyvrlle for Mary s Day outdoor rally and Benedlctron on September 8th Catholic YOL1JCl1 . . . f 'Y ' , 'YY i . 1 K - 'xg A i - '! 1 if x -U F i ti -4 E, J r li f Ei: E, E A A, Ka 5 i . fl i Seniors pause during lunch hour to recite rosary. fL.-RJ Penny Moore, Anne Marie Caglione, Helen Scofield, Patricia Reilly, Diane Turner, Lois Kunkel. together sociilly ofiers Cultholit Xouth an opportunity to meet the right person '. Happy Group of seniors enjoy pitnir lunch at Catholic Youth Day in Brentwood. 55 D-sq We Hom the ..- Inte tua Maturlt Your young rntellects are open to lrfe eager to know the problems of exxstencc human facts your aspirations the goal to arm for the roads to follow the means to use ex erythm rs a questnon Eserythrng demands the clarrty of l15,ht and precnse answer Plus XII 3w f SY E? '1 U e ig A K Q U C 11 1 ' Q f 0 I 3 'V V ff xx 4' f' .L w'!S m5w A place rn the world awarts Wrnrfred Cavanaugh W S Lor A new but xery welcome member to the roster of actrvrtxes at Q R A rs the Gundance Department Begun rn january of thus year, under the wnllmg drrectron of Srster M Jeanne Do lores, OP, rt has already served to and many of our grrls Srster conducts rntervrews, dlstrlbutes college lrterature and generally dlscusses the problems whrch we all have concerning our future Thus, our Guxdance Department rs now one of the most important phases of the curriculum 36 Sandra Fernandez waits while S. Jeanne Dolores, O.P., helps Valerie Lawler choose 1 suitable college. Thy Ways ' 'Nl' .7 Margaret Ferguson inter- views Mr. Richard V. Guar- dino, President of the Cath- olic Lawyers Guild about a ' V woman's prospects in the field of law. Checking scholarship deadlines are: Carol Reilly Diane Turner and Peggy Pappalardo. Wh-TN -,,,n.' fri-5 Carolyn Litts, Betty Davitt, Mary Ann Sivon, Claire Nelson, and joan Gunther are examining college catalogs. 37 hmm Members of the junior II English Class exhibit original short stories Standing fl rj Faith Reilly Suzanne Kuhn Arleen Lorenzetti Maureen Heaney Joyce Schrepfer Marie Razzano Kneeling flrj Patricia Gallagher Sally Dantzler Margaret Philpott and Duane Filchner GLI H RA students rc lize that English is a most important curriculum requirement All phases are stressed literature the mechanics of rammar xocabulary enlargement and com position dexelopment Through periodic re ports the xalue of reading is impressed the hard way l11 the Be 11111111 A literary secret is divulged. Panel members of junior II are: Cl-rj Eileen Biffar, Mary Kraft, joan Hannigan, Meg Ferguson fEmceej enjoy Panelist Regina Koger as she questions Joanne Kaelin. Remaining panelists Barbara Auletta and Maureen Markey enjoy the secret clue. 38 LIBRARY Ola QC to xyq 2 0 50 A x,s0 Ne O Qaflbaw ac x W0 1.65 Better check that date' Mary Lou Murrrn remxnds fl rj Elleen OCon V1 l 1C ln-plratlon 0 dOLllIl ls lute 1gent lxea mg Among, the memornes of four years ln hlgh school perhaps those spent ln the library are the most vrvnd We Semors certannly vull not forget those gruelmg as sngnments that could only be carried out by xlsntlng., the hbrary Here under the expert guldance of Sxster St Dorothy OP we made thc acqualntance af llfe long frlends The llbrary has been a mayor factor ll our preparatlon for hfe As a result of the nnfluence exerted by our solumed frrends we have become wlser and better equlpped to assum the role of mformed Catholxc women' Assrstant Pat Schmrdt Cseatedj checks our books for Q1 rj Barbara Rochet, Ruta Ryan, Bar nell, Maureen O'Connell and Ioan bara Smnth and Patrncla Scott Qstandxngj Neary that two cents a day can add up 40 1 H' + f f 1 11' 2 4' ,Y -w A h - 1 'Docks . . 56 .., '- 4 - ' . C359 gil' . . .E . .gtffia 1 quvll . ,, Y . . G 11311151 Espa o Spanish I enthusiasts beliexe the Espanol atmosphere improxes their learning process LR Sue Freund, Marion Kelleher, Marilyn Hawks Maryann Drummond Elizabeth Franck Marion Basedovf Seated: Rita Walsh. Spanish students, due to Sister Ruth Miriam's untiring zeal, are well pre- pared to assume a linguistic role in so- ciety. XX'e enjoyed the frequent oral recitations and vied with one another for an opportunity to display our knowledge. As we senioritas met each and every afternoon in Room 208 for our Spanish lessons, we became human subjects of learning new idioms and exceptions to the rule . The study of Spanish in fu- ture years will prove to be most bene- ficial in all phases of life, such as nurs- ing. social work, a business career or .15 a teacher. We CHIHC . . . I accuse thee, Cataline . . is acted out by Betsy Chadwick pointing an accusing finger at Sally Dantzler fextreme leftj while 'lSenators fl-rj Patricia Sullivan, Regina Koger, Pamela Prime, Louise Holly and Mary Kraft look on. A subject of much interest, work and fas- cination is the study of Latin. Beginning with Freshman year, we were subject to a simple, yet profound study of Latin. As the second and third years of Latin so quickly approached us, we, as sophomores and juniors delved into the study of Latin with Caesar and Cicero as predominant figures. Latin serves to be a most interesting and beneficial subject and in some cases also serves to be a valuable asset for an ambitious career woman. A graduate from Q. R. A. planning a higher education in the rapidly progressing world of our newly created Diocese, will be most grateful for being subject to its intrinsic values. 42 A dramatic moment. Lying in deathlike position is Mary Kraft awaiting the death blow from the hand of Arlene Lorenzetti as Carol Giannelli in- sures dramatic silence from the spectators: fl-rj Kathleen Lynch, Marie Razzano, Margaret Casey and Regina Harris. Cheerful map searchers looking for the Appian Why are: fl-rj Joyce Reif, Judith Bfilsdon., Joanne Donovan, Suzanne Kuhn, Diane Filchner and Barbara Auletta. QScatedJ Eileen Biffar. We tuclie Cl... We PELSSC . . . Sister M. De Paul, OP- flashes a Synoptic Smile as she reviews Synopsis of catchy xerbs in Latin ll. ,is I I Tlle OIHEUIIS H lG . . . Christine Breunig and Mary Dougherty are Letting a new slant to the angle from joan Howlett and Maryann Fennelly. to See all problems of lluman life in their true perspectiv V17 The Sophs solve their Geometry problems. The Freshman I class form the familiar Algebra figures of x and Mathematics Department Man has never invented a labor saving device to equal mathematics and its uses. From our study of Elementary Algebra, as Freshmen, we received a preview of the Intermediate Algebra with which we are now acquainted as Seniors. In Sophomore year the study of Geometry was predominant. Finally, as graduates we will soon realize how im- portant math is in training our minds to operate in a more beneficial manner and to help us to think clearly and logically in the face of all difficulties. ATI-I CL Rj Berylann Martm and Doris Blucher solxe an equatxon vuth a sllde rule X S XX1t.h Srstcr Rim Aqumu hcli problems are usnly solxed for Elnzabeth Murphy Constance Dau and Bcrmdcttc Bluctt .45 W h . . V . Y. . 'v 1 5 A I 4 xx ' - f W- w f We Become enters 0 Srster Bernadette Conceptas Senror Chenustrv Class Wlthrn the realm of chemrcals and scrence we hnd flrj Ann Brown Mary Chapman and Anne Feger Y w f . ' 1 rravit . . . The sharlng of electrons baffles Maureen Hubert Betty Maune Mary jane Raexhle and Gall Harnett 7 Freshmen proudly dnsplay thelr Brology folders for our photographer Por the mayorrty nf us scrence becarre a new held of endeaxor In brology we un locked the door to the world around us Wk became famnlrar wrth the secrets of new lute and the buddrng of Cod s creatron from the larg st mammal to the tnmest mrcrobe We were beset by another chgllenge ID our umor year wxth Physncs the study of matter and energy xntangrble o ects yet real Innally we embarked on another adxenture whrch brought us to new horrzons of knowledge by dlscoxerrng the methods by whrch manltxnd has made the world a better place IO whlch o Int through Chemzstry The Senxors expenmentlng rn the Lab 2 3 4 7 X ,A , All A y so M fe ff l. ! ' l l ' l , I 1 V-. yr by Q V I :. ,Q Y ' 4 ' v y ' V A . V, t I .4- HI W RY We tu Trut S Sensor I under the superusron of Srster Mary Mark OP contrnues explorrng the forty erght states Leona Robus and Denrse Anderson debate the forergn ard program -48 Semors lrsten attentrxely as Sergeant Hrckman and hrs crew explarn mrssrle opera tions at the Nrke Base rn Amrtyxrlle Freshmen II appear to apprecuate Srster M Vrrgmras Crtrzen I'du catron class , e o 0 0 Q1 1 11 , Y. . . ,, I W . . - . 2 T AL 4 I f That Nlalee ur ation Great . . . Sophomores learn the pros and cons of Com- munism from Sister Mir- the American Obse iam Leone, O.P. Seniors enjoy reading rver, especially the jokes. Freshman IV finds So- cial Studies an interesting and revealing subject. 11 Fascinated by the his- tory of peoples in other lands. Freshmen II are attentive to the object les- son presented by: fl-rj Gerralyn Markey, Mari- anne Sutcliffe and Diane Wfashburne. lr is hardly conceivable now, how we Srniors pictured History as a dull subject just four short years ago. Our first year found us delving deep into the actual functionings of our government, vvhile the second semester entailed the origin and colorful events of every nation in the world, Our third and fourth years found us listening, enthralled, as our teachers brought to life for us every vivid page in the annals of our own American History. 49 DEPARTMENT We Face New HDI Lets Get Down o The Senror II typrng class demonstrate technrques Busmess These gurls trammg to be competent effrcrent porsed women of the busmess world are the members of the commercnal department Under the able drrectron of Srster M Eymard OP the grrls constantly strrve to better prepare themselyes for therr chosen career by worlcmg drlrgently rn such subjects as Senography I and II Typrng I and II Transcrrptron Addrng Machrne and Splrrt Dupllcators By attarnrng success rn thrs field they wrll be much better at both mentally and physrcally to cope wrth the problems that may face a Catholrc leader rn the busxness field Our arrborne secretary Miss oan Bracco rs ready to takeoff QI. RJ Eleanor Coyle, Penny Moore, Patrxcra Rerlly and Maryann Crofts hnd usmg the mrmeograph mterestmg Effrcnent hard vsorlung sec retarnes of the future are I rj Maryann Crofts Carole Becalx Wrnrfred Cayanaugh Geraldme Feldersen 0 I O . , . , .., V . V. .. Y . . :I , 7 I . V . 7 5 , I .. .V '. - C' V 1 -9 Y 7 il lnterest Pa S iviclencls . . . Flor nce Cappella Carole Voellxer fseatedj Maryann Clayton and eanette Fowler and Patrrcra Graw fseatedj are gettxng a taste of business 1n actlon YV, fl rj Kathleen Rodgers Catherine Roeper ane Ro srclu stock up for the future Sister M Eymarcl OP Patrncra Rerlly Lucxlle Hen drrclts Lucrlle Hart and Elaxne Chambers loolt pleas ed vuth the offuce statlonery exhlblt done by the Senlor Commercul class W Srster M Eymard OP proudly shows Mlss Ann Kane Telephone Company representatne our Mass Bell as Eleanor Coyle and Loretta Bell obserxe S 1 ' amor Center l-.L G5t3fi?ffxs1i1m,L1l' SYHUUL PRESS Relly N71 K 114 ffl. Editoria Sa m Small, Vallerig Eawlembefswi Cl-rl Helen Cairol Reilly correg, Dfms Blucher and ' 5 1 ' C ,i S 'es ' nn r n u 1 x 1. C111 Cullwlu- me xxx ifiv. Www. Til 1 M ' RQ. YK N IX llll XNXU Xl Sllllxfs VUNUUYIYU BX IN! l' Xlllllll ' X55ul'lXllUN Xl IN? Nlklkllllllll ISM lulfi Yllllil UXX IH EN NUNUNFU ll' IX SFX N I P UlNll'lNl ff-1 The Rqllina Editor L d , yn a N . oeth frlflhtl and Asslstang- Editor . v Dons B lUCher life b , . V uSl clnscussmg theme and Oth ffl' year! 5 book problems- 5 QQ. Layout staff, Marion Scopinich, Lynn Durning, Kathy Whelan, Pat Bentley, Diane Turner, Lynda Noeth and Chris Peterson confer with editor while seeking inspira- tion from Yearbooks. Hold it says Diane Turner as she and Chris Scopinich direct Joyce Fleming and Mary Ann Crofts in arranging a setting for a Yearbook picture. A. Senior Layout staff glance through Yearbooks while waiting to go to the Fordham Yearbook Conference. Loaded and ready to go says Patricia Reilly to Diana Vallone and Penny Moore Yearboolc Conference. Sister M. eanne Dolores, O.P., checks -stat? members for departure. All-Aboard for the Villanova Staff Members wave a cheery good-by to Sister Aloysia Maria, O.P., enroute to Villanova Uni- versity in Pennsylvania. The efforts and initiative employed in producing and progressing with this milestone of tradition can be credited for the most part to the 1958 Regina Staff. They have achieved this, their goal through co-opera- tion and working as a unit with developed insight into the problems of the publication. Under the guidance and helpful direction of our moderator. Sister Jeanne Dolores. O.P., the staff has been able to attain a high degree of accomplishment, understanding, and achieve- ment in the field of journalism through producing their own annual chronicle of school life-The Regina, ur Milestone of Pro ress . . . The Regina Our photographer catches the smiling faces of our chaperones and girls as they leave for the Conference. Q-qv X! We PIGSS OIWHI . . . TT L E J' 5 Q? W e 1 A junior group gathers to discuss some of the eventful happenings in the newly-formed Diocese evident in the Catholic Press. CL-Rj Veronica Shields, Betsy Chadwick, Meg Ferguson, julia Holl- man, joan Ferner, Barbara Mulvaney, Marianne Schenone, Judy Macher. C. ' Sister Mary Marla, OP., is ready to repre- N sent the Rosarian staff as moderator at the Vil- Innova Conference. Editor of the Rosarian, Joyce Schrepfer, Ends her desk cluttered with work. 'T QQ 'Tr- Qsaa f--J Reading the Rosarian in their spare time are fl-rj Maureen Heaney, Regina Harris, Mary Ellen Hill who are interested in one issue while Grace Herog, Maureen Markey and Regina Koger are equally interested in another. ifv Happy journalists off to Villanova to get some new ideas are: fl-rj Barbara Auletta, Joyce Schrepfer, Pam Prime and Arlene Lorenzetti. l Bishop Wright converses with a group of our juniors who attended the Villanova Yearbook Conference. Cl-rj Pam Prime Barbara Auletta, Dawn Williams, Bishop Wright. Arleen I.o- renzetti and Patricia tilialien. The written word has always exerted a potent influence upon the conduct and character of readers. Teenagers, especially, are becoming increasingly aware of the power of the press. Here, at Q. R. A., our school publication, the Rosarian, is one of the central student activities. Responsibility for the newspaper is entirely en- trusted to the junior Class. The editor-in-chief, joyce Schrepfer, and her assistants are chosen by the moderator, Sister Mary Mark, O.P. They are ex- pected to exhibit a particular talent for writing, as well as initiative and exemplary Catholic conduct. The pages of our school quarterly are replete with humor, pathos, and inspirational editorials. Progress is an ever important factor in journalism. Consequently, our progress is indicated by a fuller knowledge ot' truth, evident in our present Catholic school publications. Viewing the new school camera are: fl-rj Ann Thibideau, Sharon Inman, Louise Holley, Dolores Hilliard and Pam Prime. ld ie Go cl ancl Whlte Pm Slglfll wb I hr K , A K y t th LEO HOINOR STUDENTS R g K g B y y Ell H f1IA4S Schola5tzc.Achze1ement5 Prownuvon o flmerzfan Idealx Actzoe School Spzrzt Pracmcal Cathohczty Szncere Cooperation P- I C I O O fi YJ sk of 'X 'fl ' W XJ J' fn lx , I J ajft Q . f . 1 TM, Y sk k V yi v 4 5 E Q ' I E E ,E Q if 75 i M. e e o Success wi T : e ina 0 er, cts - Chadwick, Barbara Paulson, Mar en ill. So o astlo Ao 1evement Sophomore Leo Honor members include Dorothy Rind eanette Vilece eanne Vallar Mary Gannon Irene Wagenblast LEO HONOR SOCIETY The Leo Society is a diocesan society whose membership is comprised of Catholic boys and girls who are outstanding for their Catholicity moral leadership and scholastic achievement In accepting the gold and white circular pm we accept the responsibility as well as the privileges it entails Each Leo Honor student strives to encourage others to greater heights of charity and obedience Cenerally speaking a member is an all around Catholic lady or man It is his or her duty to uphold the high standards of the Society and exemplify courtesy school spirit and excellent behavior One of its primary aims is to employ the talents of its members to earn Catholic scholarships in Catholic colleges especially those offered by the state Thus progress in Catholic education is fos tered for in the world of tomorrow a college educa tion will be considered a prerequisite for success Valerie Lawler State Cham pion in the Catholic War Vet erans Essay Contest Finalist in Newsday Blind Date Contest and Tablet Essay County Win ner merits the congratulations of Q R A I l with Senior Leo girls discussing their pins are: Cl-r Valerie Lawler, Doris Blucher, Marilyn Wheaton. L As You RESP O Also lflilll You QW . . Berng as helpful as exer Kathleen Rodgers and ane Trerney lend Margre Wfalsh a helping hand as she cuts her may through Q I ,X I a Loretta Bell threads that elusne needle Although no formal Homemalx The msprratlon of Irene from soup to nuts vuth Negosh and Agatha Bertnno Peggy Pappalardo mg Course ns offered rn our cur rxculum we are encouraged and hnally materlallzes on Sylua Dumaresq 1 o adused repeatedly to prepare our selxes for the responsnbrlnty f famrly llfe X y f 1 I V He- muowlfl ' ' , ' . v' K v ' . , ,, , ,,, , , , F l tt . , , . . . K , . O 1 PHYSICAL EDI CATI The dnfferent asfeets of lhxslcal educa tnon are portraxed bs Maureen Hubert Sxl wa Dumaresq and Demse Anierson mth our Phxsxcal TFJIUIHL Teacher Mrs Sottlle lookmg on Hey, Hey! what do you say, someone take that ball away! cry onlookers to Muriel Munson, Joanne Donovan and Patricia Kocienda. For the past four years in Queen of the Rosary, one of our favorite periods during the school hours was gym class. XVe profited greatly by the various exercises and sports. The popular mambo and cha-cha dance sessions were enjoyed by all. To Mrs. Dobbins and Mrs. Sotille we are most grateful. 4 I Seniors try their hands at Egyptian architecture. Physical Training is body building say: fl-rj 'lane Brandon, Ellen McNally, Arlene Daries. Standing fl-rj Joanne Burchell and Virginia Bohun. Q 'ip rg, 1 X n , W M -an M -i ,Wfw-vwh 8 wwff ,M :fir . w 7. , , migviw I xy!! , .,,. , 4 .. I ,We 9 f A 1 , Q ,fm f fn wal, I fl: .4 Q 9, i . A X57 Y' , , 'Mi kk ' vu- K 4. . X. A 1 faixmzl, E W 4 'f. K 4 K W' Qelff, Q J! 'H g . 'W 1' XX 5 My if ' Y, A A wax 5 G C 1 f K, Viz' . .vx Q3 I 4 Am . ,wr 1, Q X S ,qw-f, A 'xxx x xnxx 3 gy My Awww -fu W., ,dw ME' A -M M . 'wr' 'Z ,hw v , 1+ 4332 Essen. any ,.. y wil 'fi-F93 1? li Tl -ihngg. Strike one! Umpire, Peggy Papalardo, Catcher, Mary jane Raeihle, Batter, Anne Wingenfeld. gf Q.R.A.'s 200 bowler Pat Reilly shows us how it's done. Jeanne Leitner and Mary Lennon make a winning team in the doubles match. 65 Clld1111DiO1lS . . fLeaderj Betsy Chadwnck kneelmg Bar bara Auletta Regma Koger Margaret Casey Standlng Duane Fllchner oan Hannlgan Falth Rellly gne out wnth that CYO spmt durnng an Assembly Program honormg Cathollc Youth Week Our umors are jumpmg hlgh wxth CYO spmt expressed nn thenr assembly nn honor of Healthxer Happner Holxer Even our mascot Domlmc gets nnto the spmt of the game Youth 1 ' ' v a ' - ,I , 1 r u 1 e J? . ,, . . . . . . .. 1 a y y ,- w W I f Mi.. , 4 91 We 'Ayn 4 dE,w',,,M: L F-.?,rf-rg'-fa A real golf pro - - - that's our Peggy Smith. Rolling away the volley ball net to Alice Farrell's direction are: fl-rj Kathleen Ford, Frances Loman- gino, Alice Fowler, and Kathleen Heaney. V ,, f' .MT W. A 1 l4i,. Ready to go at a given signal: fl-rj Noel Daly, Mary Biffar, Mary jane Buringer, and Gerralyn Collins. As you can see ole vaultin is amon the most P 8 2 popular sports at Q.R.A. . V Gxal 'THU Dawn Wfrllrams takes top prnze IH Catholnc Digest Mzrrznne Dmc Hare Worx lxeap- Slster Aloysla Mane OP presents award ccr tlficates for roocl sllesmanshrp IH the Mwizlne Drne Recrpuents arc fl r Lmdx XVexss om HHUUIKLTII Christine Scoplnlch and Rita Bluett 'U Admrrrneg thelr 1rt 'lvmrrls Cl her prrze VHUUIHE, medal to Vxrgrnxa rj Virginia lxl1l1IllxCI1 proudly dlsplflys Henrlrrqlxs vshulc lnppy mth therr own awards Patrxcla Heffernan Islbelle Cary und Ann Brovxn look 0 on I'llLllllIOI1S 0 lstcr M DQ Prul 11 1ll'lblf1OL1S sllcsmcn' Is oylul Harvest . . . AWARDS Individual girls at Queen ot' the Rosary Academy have been the grateful and happy recipients of certain awards which they have earned through sacrifice. hardships and most assuredly. hard work. The Sub- scription Drive . . . Poster Contests . , . U.N. Contests . . . Chocolate Candy Drive . . . Essay Contests are but a few of the competitions entered by our students, The Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award won in 1958 by senior Doris Blucher, Tablet Essay Diocesan award captured by Valerie Lawler. and shorthand and typing awards for distinguished and outstanding marks in these helds were captured by members of the Commercial Department. Our student body may be proud of the most praiseworthy work we have accomplished in achieving honor awards for Queen of the Rosary Academy, Congratulations to Betsy Chad- wick, first place winner and our own representative in the Ameri- can Legion Speech Contest. fl-rj Sister Mary Teresa. O.P., and Mr. Carl Sparks, Principal of Amityville Northeast School, look on as Captain jacob Fero of the Niki Base. offers con- gratulations of the judges to Betsy. Patricia Heffernans artistic abilities are rewarded at Catholic Press Awards Dav at Bishop Mc- Donnell High School. VORE Virginia Hendricks and Vir' ginia Mahnken receive prizes from Mrs. Charles Herzog, Art Director of Amityville. N. Y.. for winning posters in the Com- munity Fund Contest. Student representatives of every class hold their breath as Sister Aloysia Marie. OP.. Principal, supervises jeanette Fowler's choice of a lucky winner. 69 . .W Aw' Mhgmsny, , ralnlng GRADUATE 'f LEONA NANCY ROBUS Sacred Heart Merrsck Pressdent Sensor I XX snsome mst laughsng eyes ood e f un capable class offscer tennss anyone? shrewd debater polstscs oh polstscs' Who sand Senator Kennedy? personalsty p us altogether lovable MARILYN MARY WH EATON St Raphael s East Meadow Secretary of Sensor I Leo Honor Socsety Carefree cute comscal Fordham devotee Url connossseur of psckles pepss nut sundaes pepper passson for red Hey jeannse' Marslyn and good tsmes SYLVIA MARIE DUMARESQ Our Lady of Perpetual Help Lsndenhurst Treasurer Sensor I Our msschsevous brown eyed Frenchse flare for dramatscs Hollywood bound neser a dull moment vshen Syl s around exotsc eyes perky n cute effscsent offscer Old Chsnese proserb Good thsngs come sn small packages LOIS TERESE KUNKEL St Chrssfophers Boldwsn Pressdent Sensor II Effscsent leader of the class sparkling eyed Cutie dazzlsng personalsty latest lose Asr Force food wssth no calorses svssmmsng neser a dull moment wsth Loss cream of the crop MARY TERESE LENNON Our Lady of the Assumptson Copsague Secretary Sensor II Pressdenr Morsan Socsety A msllson dollar gal effstsent leader and a loyal pal a lsttle brt of Ersn shsnsng sn her Mary ss bubblsng oser msth spsrst PATRICIA CATHERINE REILLY St Raymonds Lynbrook Pressdent Bowlsng Club Treasurer Sensor II Masterful bovsler effscsent leader sports msnded sdeas and spsrst galore happsness personsfsed can the brass pen descrsbe the golden hearted 9 llosarian . . . spirit andlsparkle . . . salt CYCS - - - feslldl' Smile - A - 41111565 and PICUICS - - - ' 72 VALERIE JEAN LAWLER DORIS MARIE BLUCHER St Hughs Huntmgton Station Leo Honor Soclety Blue eyed goldnloclts cleser and capable flare for dramatrcs and lnurnalrsm Rosarxan Glee Club Regrna co edrtor lrst loxes teddy bears and telephones Dor her steps already predrct a successful career asfii REGINA CECELIA LANNING S1 Raymonds Lynbrook Presudent of the Glee Club Where theres Gma theres musrc qunet appearanc s are decenrnz Nola talent rn her frngers snncere personalrty and wrt Glee Clubbers refuge Marys lrttle sxster Ronmes bug srster Lannrng trto LYN DA JOYCE NOETH Our Lady of Perpetual Help Lmdenhurst Sf lgnaflus Loyola Hicksville Leo Honor Socnety Regina Ednor Captnatmg blue eyes tall wrllovny and Always ready for fun ambrtrous and depend graceful delnghtful nonsense loyal a e our edxtorm chxef a true fnend ambmon and abrlrty consrderate delrghtful an ardent fan of St johns U certam blue Studebaker sa yo shy at trmes Q R A s comedxenne seat Irene a penchant for wrrtrng calls to Huntington klnd and so sweet' future angel rn whrte 5 I 75? eff. I H . . v f ' .1 ., J ' T ' af '. f ' . . . , . , a . . . U . . . . . . I'lI ve u a . , . . . . . . . .Q I DENISE PAULETTE ANDERSON CAROLE MARIE BECAK Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Lindenhurst St. Bernard s, Levittown Our Denny , . . neatness personified . . . Gay and witty . . . fancy for Ivy League look deiotee of new' fashions . . . future political . . . light-hearted and liielv . . . convertibles and journalist . . . axid reader and writer . . . en- red sneakers . . . merry and amusing . . . pet thusiastic debater . . . Dick . . . sparkling brown peeie: XX'orld History . . , xitality unending. eyes reieal a friend forever. MARY LORETTA BELL St Kilian s Farmingdale Qoft refinement laug,hter is her specialty well groomed typing enthusiast pleasantly natural good drixcr golden loclxs potential success PATRICIA ANNE MARGARET BENTLEY SUZANNE MARIE BEQUET Sr Patricks Huntington ST Bofnobos Bellrnore I true sophisticated green cyes XX irm bubbling, personilitx infectious laughter f ure for fi ii n true fricnd school spirit flare for poetry exer faithful to Ithaca next stop collect S6 hlaclt 'ind white. If-1l0flf'f Piafllllf bu!-3-1051 -IYUUULI GOOLI lord soft lights dining, and dancing time Lil gllfefhf-iff of Jones BCJCII Loncertos fill round Jghlcgc- 74 sincere in all cndeuos friends ,galore wonderful to bc with . . . , - - I ' -Y - ' ' ' . . . Till. 'i'ful ...' ' . . , 'IL . I ' ' ' i , ' I' ig' aslio ' V ' ' ' T ..., ' If I A V A i v - ' I ....' ' ' f . . . REGINA MARIE BERKMAN AGATHA RITA BERTINO St. Bernards, Levittown Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Lindenhurst Always willing to lend a hand . . . song bird A petite, perky pixie . . . Squeeky an amusing . . . sincerity sprinkled with gaiety . . . Gina. combination of humor. frolic and spirit .. Oh, can I hate a ride home? . . . senior play . . . Beans? . . . genial smile . . . loyal and sincere sweet and gentle . . . perfect teacher. . . . pickles 'n' olives . . . answers to Teeny . BERNADETTE MARIE BLU ETT Maria Regina Massapequa Sincere and sweet Math is a challenge kindness incorporated quiet and gentle those laughing Irish eyes long but long brown curls IQ IO -.-.-my JOAN MARIE BRACCO EVELINE SUZANNE BUDELMAN Our Holy Redeemer Freeport St Christophers Baldwin NX'insome smile and admirer of the Air If you knew Suzie like we know Suzie Forte faithful friend yearns for long know any good jokes Sue? nerw0us'7 nope hair sincere tuna fish fan unpre nope short trips to the country collegiate dictable humor pleasure to be with tiny and terrific cameo face er 75 sonality plus 5. I - if - H , , . -A L .e, ?f:isQgy F i .' , i i ' ii ' ' ill... ANN MARIE CAGLIONE PATRICIA ANN CAMPBELL St lgncmus Loyola Hucksvulle St Pofrucks Huntington Laughlng lady Helene pal banana Pttne angel real natural lnolt barge lnpetxclt queen Can I borrow generous cute and capable unmatched your Sneakers Ann .1 wmplzment to personllnts good IUIXCI' talented PIJFIISL any offxce carefree dites Beethoxenx Flfth cnmpluhed rlder a raw of Qumhlnc 44? FLORENCE MARIE CAPPELLA WINIFRED MARIE CAVANAUGH St Knlvons Formungdole SY Hughs Hunvnngton Stotnon loyal Sincere nn her endeaxurs tgnnnmux A purtrant uf Ire .md starry blue evcs md ILCHIJI dxnuulc on the dance floor n sn 1 L ferxor for fnutblll 3.001 natuled d.1rlt eyed and daring. Army e.1sx yum, of mlm Slnmm, entlmusmst craze fm clothes molung .1 d m weetnus lluzlmter lmxng Callfornm peathes here xlu comes 63594 ELAINE BERNADETTE CHAMBERS Our Lady of Perpetuol Help Llndenhurst Lrlteable dnpomtmn that lnyoue germ Cumpetent J good Student xure to mln lubysxtter pleasmg an .meet to the buslness world 76 l A VI . . . L, . 4 1 A A . . I . 1 ,I I E I ' ' Y - . . I , 'xl . . . I 7 .- . . . . . . w 5 L ggzgfezgu ' . .Y .... 'V' I f ' fl 1 ' ' . . . 4' 1 ' . A , . . ll millm dollar i rle . . , L ' t- ' ' ... ' '- ' ' ' ' ' . .. ' , . , 'I'-' ' j . . . full ' 'rm . . . . I' l,r, 1 ,, f ' I .i .I I . . . I ' , 7 ' . . . , I ' -' , . 4, I I, MARY ANN THERESE CLAYTON KATHERINE ANN COLETTO St Wnllnorn the Abbott Seaford St Mortun of Tours Amityville Perfect lady delxgh ful to know flashrng Kathv crazy for horses and reader eyes with a glint of mischief neat n sweet Spaghetti eater ng-xer l.1te breakfast heartfelt .lfl1blll0l'l future angel in white at Los: s lund hearted prediction ELEANOR MATILDA COYLE Sf Anthonys Oceanside boundless in initiative and imagination history di cussions wi e voce ' successful future MARY ANN CROFTS St Ignot1usLoyolu Hicksville comersationalist cute and capable Randys her title favors debates dancing history the Dodgers a poster contest champ ambition legal secretary EILEEN MARY CROWLEY Sv Knlncns Farmingdale 'lhe picture of a perfect nurse demure delightful dancing eyes her ready smile t .1 prize sweet and gentle little spice Eileen faxors Latm shoes and rice f7 i ' ' A' .f ' ...ia rr Eager and actiife . . . movie addict . . . amiable Spirit and sparkle . . . artistic flare . . . bubbling r is truly' 'i I . . . 4' E . . 7 3. PATRICIA ANN DALY Our Lady of the Mnraculous Medal, Wyandanch F1xe-tum. evcx of blue , . I dull-like features , . . tutc cullccn . , . warm and friendly . . . gcncruur. naturc . . . Tum' . . . Pat gruws dearer, Daly. 'Wh-1 4 h. 'Ill- JOAN MARY D ARIENZO ELIZABETH LOUISE DAVITT Our Lady of Perpetual Help Lmdenhurst Sr Rose ofL1ma Massapequa Nutttncxs .ind bll'1CCl'ltN uff1C11I LISSUC bank Batty soft ipultcn warm SIYIIIC' perfect cspnutally funtl ut 1I11I ren CUINIDIUQLIOD 11 y Brlmltlxn com11111tc1 nncere 1, 1II .md .ln 1ffcLt11m.1tc S1111 future tcuulwr scrmusnus m1ng.,Ic:tI vuth Icxtmetl to r1tIc 1n 11 ,1,ontIuI.1 ncatneis and LUSH 1c.1I r1.1t11r,1I look t.I1nc1ng doll Lfflkltflty .1tthL1r est wav CONSTANCE EVELYN DEES NANCY MARY De-MONACO St Hughs Huntmg on Stamon St Ignatuus Loyola H1cksv1IIe 1mI1nu.I txxrnlxlxm. LSLN N umm, t.1r 4111 unc N 1111111I1 1 hem lf 1n .ln 1n cttmux smllr. L IL Cunmt N1mIv11I1: 1.11111 fx 1 1 tes QUICK clurm S HI! L N 1 78 Q. 1, xx' P' 'Y ' U uf 'ood xx' f 1 1 ' - 5 'Ie , A , E .... ' 5 ' 1 1' LLL .' '1 f' , If rv- .. Y- I XX'1m1'ltI t1'111cIc:r . . .IFICII in ideas ..,. 11'tistiq.1IIy Ifmillvlc kr111'uIcLIgc uf wurltl .1ff.11rs . . CIT.1lII' ' 'I . . . '4 4' -, . . . 'I j, I Ii 1n.1tIc Iv It ' 1' . . . Br . Ing' . . ' ha' 1 LI' L f f ' A .11 I -ri , , , ' N , . . Lqf' uf I.1'x' . , , m 1-.rd 11 5 31 ' 1 , I1 . . . .1 PL'.lI'I Ot gr-.1t u1'tI1, ANN MARIE DEVINE Our Lody of Assumption Copuogue An Irrsh treasure of affection passron for drzzy drscs always exercrsrng her humor and flashrng smrle future drctaphone operator all rn all a fascmatrng grrl DOROTHY ANN DOLAN LYNN PATRICIA DURNING St Ignatius Loyola Hscksvulle St Potrlcks Huntlngfon Irrsh charm oh' those bug blue eyes A green eyed charmer partral to Glee Club sparkling smxle soft refmement lovable horseback rrdmg and mysterrous phone calls always patience galore speed reader unpredrctable Yeah hey' mrd mght baby sitter oh' those oatmeal cookres black harr generous and understandmg qualrtres of a perfect nurse GERALDINE MARIE FELDEISEN SANDRA THERESE FERNANDEZ Sf Rose of Limo Massapequa Mona Regmcm Levuttown Put your shoes on Gerry a gay oyal Latm beauty wrth dancmg eyes a warm frrend boundless energy Gma and smrle a soft heart modest and reserved Gerry laughter rs a wonderful thmg assured of success a smrle on her lrps terrrfrc sense of humor destmed for success for everyone 71 . . . , . . . - . . . . , ' QZH4 2 OO' JOYCE TERESE FLEMING JEANETTE MARIE FOWLER SS, Cyril and Methodius, Deer Pork Our Lady of Lourdes, Molverne Tall and sweet . . . artiste par excellence . . . Mystery prize! . . . fiery sparkle , . . soft blue heartfelt sincerity . . . soft blonde hair . . . Oh- eyes . . . very energetic . . . tremendous capacity sovgenerousl . . . swimming instructor . . . loyal for work . . . presenting the lovely Queen of the . . . ever ready for fun . . . loved by all . . . Senior Prom . . . super sense of humor . . . true Charlie, devotee of Tab Hunter . . . Lindy enthusiast . . . a plus personality. LOUISE ANDREE GATHERCOLE St Patricks Huntington Sweetness galore unique earrings sense of humor gentle sincere loves that drum corps party goer cha cha fan Spanish scholar? sun glasses the art f fainting destined for success f'7 MAR: LOU GERARDI PATRICIA LOUISE GRAW Sf Hughs Hunflngfon Holy Family Hicksville satility in sports and Glee Club always there 56056 -10d 00096050 JCWOYCC Of RlflKY with a kind word and a quicl. smile depend N'3l500 lm-1l'7lf '-01110 Pfffefi P0101 3 e teachlng ,S her goal latc and .1 terrifit hc hopper fl quecn My of all hcl ..O. 1' 'Q' . 'x Blue-eyed angel Awith alheart of gold . . . ver- Pffffy 05 3 Plffllff V - ll bill Velvet br0Wfl.CYQS -arts. MAUREEN ELIZABETH GUINEY JOAN SUSAN GUNTHER St Joseph s Babylon Holy Name of Mary Valley Stream Talent for good comersatron sangulne com Quret smcere lovable always starry plexron and temperament hrstory champ blue eyes rosy complexron with a d1SPOSlflOn vrbrant personalrty those brg mrschevrous to match certam success career as a green eyes Physrcs rs fascrnatrng teacher joan a perfect lady truly a Catholic rn actlon KATHLEEN ANN GUNTHER Holy Name of Mary Valley Stream Cute pug nose genurne smrle soft spoken radrant Insh charm and grace natural waves rn her lrght brown harr twtnl-:Img eyes the perfect nurse if 4-7 GAIL CATHERINE HARNETT LUCILLE MARTHA HART St Ignatius Loyola Hncksvulle St Patrucks Huntungton Typmg vuhrz happy happy Afrnca Warm smrle phone conversatronalrst good Samarxtan gypsy rn her soul stars generous rn frrendshrp Regma staff Lucy m her eyes soldrer boy super salesgrrl MyT Frne Hart of our hearts Hey snazzy dresser natural success Rebsxe hard workmg and dependable Bl 52 'v of blue . . . all these and more, make Katie I ,, V 'Tri ,Mm I ' I . . . , , I . . . 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A A - - - PATRICIA ANN HEFFERNAN LUCll.l.E ANNE HENDRlCKS St Bernard s Levittown SS Cyrrl ond Methodnus Deer Park 'Ia blonde flare for the collegratc Ioolt Anne Ioxable and loyal companron HYLISIIC and wxtty laughmg blue eyes halo of golden curls Rosarran Radar reporter red com ertrbles Bermudas our fashron brg wheel on skates gentle and soft spoken plate Rotarran award smllmg eyes all around good sport future the busmess world MAUREEN ANN HUBERT DOROTHY ANNE KENNEDY Our Lady of Perpetual Help Lindenhurst Sf Bernords Levmown Dexoted xsolatron booth fan deft gurtarrst Dependable and gmcere laughing personalrty clewer canasta player fond of football good sport consersatnonalrst sense players haunts refrrgerators famous for of humor and Yankee fan next stop her dret pxlls jealous sympathetlc St johns loxes that crew cut green eyes rntends to soothe fevered brows NOEL BARBARA KERR St Pcnruck s, Huntrngton Peaches and cream complexron YHSCIOUS com panxon parties Marlnes Marines Marines foot loose and fancy free a spotlrght on xersatxlrty Senror play role hw - gf, AA, r . .I . 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' ELIZABETH ANN KIRCHHOEFER CATHERINE ALICE KLARMANN Our Lody of Assumptuon Copnogue St Kvhons Fcrmmgdale Lnprednctable ewer loyal glrl rn a soclal Loquacxous baker supreme avrd book vmhxrl Where s Mary? devotee of Danny worm dellgent wo ker 3 V s vlm a wardrobe extraordmary Hxstory ugor vrtaltty nane falr halred and llfe plus Betty spells fun frlendly easy gorng and tranquil capable salesman JOSEPHINE MAY KOLLMER MARY VERONICA KRUZENSK Our Lady of the Muraculous Medal Wyundcnch St Bernard s Levnttown chestnut halr possessed of a wmsome smlle and blonde ardent typlst admlres Pat and a suny dlsposltlon pert and pleasmg Boone busy Weekender Clarrvaux Jo today tomorrow a secretary youngest of Semors that lucky business wor NANCY EDNA LEITH St Chrnstophers Boldwm A fnendly smnle warm hearted gentle nature natural wut srmpllcrty sweetness and loyalty sophxstlcated charm snappy dresser all around girl that Amerlcan ook future teacher 85 Beautiful, beautiful brown eyes .I . . cascading Quiet manner . . always dependable . tall I 4 . f f A . ' ' A I JEAN ELIZABETH LEITNER St Bernard s Levuttown leannrc ruth the lrrht hroxxn half a smrle lr spl Fordham dex otee talent for cornx loltu Iet 5 go Marilyn Rosarran long, tune Presrdent passron for hlg.,h heels cl oclt full o un 15251 CAROLYN ANN MARIE LITTS BERYLANN MARIE MARTIN Sf Josephs Bobylon Sf Joseph s Babylon Basketball champ warm smrle ardent Always xsrllrng xxx ruous quiet laughter uc skating, fan busy xx celtender turtth brrght smrle flashrng eyes amateur mg. exehroxx car enthusrast real natural essaust and accomplrshed PIQUISL exer loyal look success bound to George unpredictable Carol s other ha future teacher ELIZABETH ANN MAUNE ELAINE MARGARET MCSHERRY Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Lmdenhurst Sv Pofrucks Huntnngton Slender and graceful golden harr rs her crown Mrss Personalrty future teacher cute mg glory serrous mrnd but a gay heart as a button laughmg blue eyes always basketball and algebra enthusrast futurc ton Smiling wo year QRA ltr mystery wus querur of tht nursmg freld grrl vslth the wecltentl YlSlfOl' S4 , '- ' '...0h.tht ' . . . fla' for v' mrts . . Av ' -' H 5 if PENELOPE ANN MOORE Holy Famrly Hrcksvulle Grrl mth sprrrt and sparkle a sportsman at heart perpetual appetrte sunny smxle Ioxable drsposrtron f n' fun' fun' who could ask for Moore' ii:-' BARBARA ANN MOZIAN ELIZABETH ANN MURPHY St Klluans Farmingdale Sf James Plannedge A refreshrng personalrty affable Where Quret unassumrng dark eyed colleen drd you get those eyelashes7 resolute Yankee perfect lady capable student socrably an Barbara and Eileen two peas rn a sweet salt and pepper harr destnned po goodness persomfred for a teachmg career IRENE MARY NEGOSH CLAIRE MARIE NELSON Our Lady of Perpetual Help Lundenhurst St Mortm of Tours Amltyvulle Intense rnterestmg and ongrnal such rnnocent All around good sport keen sense of humor blue eyes Val s pal 1957 black and vlhrte ambrtrous and responsrble loyal friend Chewy comertlble dream Car design skyvxatcher boat loser gallon of heawenly headgear Bachelor of Bakery Arts garety Beauty plus Brarns S5 , . . . ' . . . U . . , . . . leefgfiej 1 1 ' 71 f QW wwf A 1445 a r f, g , 2 in VV , . , 7 ' . PEGGY ANN PAPPALARDO PATRICIA ANN PENNISI St. Rose of Lima, Massapequa Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Lindenhurst Spark of the devil in a blue-eyed angel . . . Friendly , . . souped up Ford . . . one stocking Marine Corps fan , . . that baby brother . . . . , . crew neck sweaters . . . good mixer . . . Musketeer . . . vim. vigor and versatility . . . cute and versatile . . . top dancer and driver extra heavy frosteds . . . Anne's other half . . . . , . Maryanns partner in fun. stardust . . . shes the PEG of our hearts. CHRISTINE MARGARET PETERSON St Martin of Tours Amityville Chris s A s Kings Point Academy Cotillon Formals cold hands warm heart where theres Chris theres laughter JOAN MARION PETTINE MARY JANE RAEIHLE Our Lady of Assumption Copiague SS Cyril and Methodius Deer Park Dancing blue eyes curlv hrovyn hair It is nice to be nice and jane is naturally nice enchanting personality dash of mischief a likeable companion ambitious priceless iewel soft lights and sweet mugiq sincere thoughtful flarc for chemistry smiling face girl Friday sincerity dahbles in paint athletically inclined p us always loxahle is our Qal o.1n SM dtsh of genius 7 T . Si. H. Aff loss. gain , . . LORRAINE MARY REBSAMEN CAROL ANNE REILLY St Potrtcks Huntmgton St Ignottus Loyola Hlcksvtlle Ltlteable compamon personalxty plus Loxely eyes of azure blue sweet and gentle peaches and cream complexion honey colored but of Ertn flashlng personallty hatr wonderful dtsposxtron 47 Dodge soft refmement dependable smcere blue jewel that Hunttngton atr her frtends are many assured success desttnatxon nurstng career KATHLEEN VIRGINIA RODGERS Holy Redeemer Freeport The perfect gal Frtday charm and happmess n at as a m quxet unassummg football addict fancy for dtzzy dlscs ambtttous and responsnble stlence rexgns supreme CATHERINE ANN ROEPER JANE ELLEN ROSICKI St Mcrtm of Tours Amrtyvtlle S1 Ignonus Loyolo Hlcksvtlle Keen splrtt a sunny drsposmon ardent Auburn hanr Kmxes Potnt enthusrast football fan down on the farm scholar sweet smnle swxmmmg refmed and well extraordmary a sense of responsnbllrty mannered pert and pettte dependable neat and ntce perfect secretary and effnctent a sure success tn her chosen 8 career ff e , . ' Y I' ,. ELIZABETH ANNE RYAN St. Barnabas, Bellmore Quiet manner . , , warm and gentle smile . . H ELEN TH ERESA SCOFIELD Holy Family, Hicksville l Our creator of colorful fashions. . . sunny dis sincere and true . . . likeable companion . . . position . . . rich in ideas . . . infectious giggle good listener . . , sweet and considerate . . . . . . expressive eyes show a soft heart . . . New capable nurses' aide . . . strength and courage berry's pride. . . . a truer friend is hard to find. MARION CHRISTINE SCOPINICH Holy Redeemer, Freeport MARY ANN SIVON Gut Lady of Perpetual Help, Lindenhurst Chris . . . talented artist , . . Did I take Roger's next door girl . . . great talker . . the brake off? . . . letters to Bryant College good listener . . . quiet laugh and manner . . . . . loyal friend . . . those crazy socks . . . ice- Pat's poised. patient, philosophic pal . . . stock skating. instructor . . . honey-haired Miss with car racing fan . . . slow driving . . . fancy for a winning smile. borrowing. HELEN THERESA SMALL St. Kilian's, Farmingdale Small girl. big heart . . . keen sense of humor big tease . . . hey. Miss Large . . . gift of gab . , . athletically inclined . . . future Florence Nightingale . . . package of pep . . . Regina staff. 88 MARGARET ELLEN SMITH VIRGINIA MARIE SYNAN St Marfm of Tours Amutyvulle S1' Mortm of Tours Amutyvllle Mrschref lurks rn her eyes heart of gold Goes all out for a frrend srsters and brothers mrllron dollar personalrtv carefree and galore Im all Irrsh Drd you see the Irght hearted sparklxng wrt drrver moon last mght9 Musketeer soft warm beautrful blonde harr never a dull moment vorce with a heart to match sports enthusxast JANE MARIE TIERNEY MARGOT DIANE TURNER Muroculous Medal Wyandonch S7 Wllluom the Abbott Seaford Delrcate features umque sense of humor Beautiful beautiful blonde harr proficient a prxre rn red janre prrceless lewel artxst jones Beach romantlc dreamer unforgettable dependable unpredxctable Moonglow forever loyal Can true frrend an asset to the busmess I have your apple? sweet and lovely world that rosy outdoor look Pennsylvanra DIANA ROSE VALLONE St James Plcmedge Dark eyed beauty radiant long harr dynamxc personalrty cheerful and courteous socrally sweet dash of gennus o ro Tonys rare pewel well lrked Dee xt ' ' ...ht 2 CAROL MARGARET VOELKER Our Lady of Assumptron Copuague A taste for horseback rrdrng quret and de lrghtful naturally nrce eyes as round as saucers frrends are many enemres few we all lose Carol so would you MARGARET MARY WALSH SARA JANE WEST Sf Josephs B0bYl0f' Queen of the Rosary Amnyvulle Babylon S best keen personahry Smiling Specxalls cure mu harr greatest fnend Irrsh eyes srncere lrxely dancer San thoughtful drmpleg stylish clothes light hearted good frrend prefers basketball and butter scotch sundaes blushes easrly a grrl to remember KATHRYN ANN WHELAN Our Lady of Mercy Hucksvelle Tall and graceful honey colored tresses soft refinement shy smrle thrs colleen has talent for dancmg skatnng tenms roots for the Yankees Fascrnatron good books partres przza math whrz 90 . , I ' ' , ' ' ', U' V., - . - v .4 ' - H - . 1 Q w JOAN FRANCES WIESER St Raymond s Lynbrook An entertannment commrttee of one enthus nastrc worker enloyable companxon llkeable always unforgettable classmate congenial nature slncere and warm good humored and lovlal qulet but ready for fun ANNE ELIZABETH WINGENFELD MARGARET MARY WISEKAL St Rose of Luma Massapequa 5? Kll'0f1S FCfm'U9d0l9 Poetry leadershrp personalxty sports Gay and light hearted famous last words forexer the pester Musketeer power eepy eepy future arr hostess wxllmg ln her pen Wheres Peggy? capable hand a ready smrle wrth the new confxdent Rosarlan edxtor 1956 those PUSSY HCVU a dull moment hrstory classes' always ready for fun that Colgate smrle more poetry' FRANCINE SOPHIA WOJTANOWSKI St Wnlllam the Abbott Seaford Personalrty lud merry laughter Tvsrnkle Toes gleeful loyal smcere ambntxon outstanclmg semor efferwescent enthusiasm those crazy socks' rare spmt ' l I 'N . 1 . . V . . - 1 ' ii??t:' 'f . , - , un. -1- . ' Y . .. .. - - - ' I . .... . U 'H ' .. - .. .. 1 1 . , .Q A' Q sys 493, 4 A QW I' 'U' Y , ,f fr 4 ff!! A' 4151? , , W, ' 'YD az 1-M . .R 4-ds. Q1, Zig ffQV,mJ Amin? 2 'Q 'Q Hi ixmf EP' W., .Fav ,Q M ,Q ,1 My Q f WM M V. 'lyfr' ir,,1Ar::LKkw.- 'wr V VL .kts r tw 1 as i 9,5 ,W I i 5' ,I l fnfiw a- w.a4v'2f.fvs.veiK' ' Hou l Tlle Year ulure Le cler ip l . xl i 'QR Reflecting on the qualities of a good leader, Alice O'Shea, Rosemary Sabino, and Andrea Connolly. hope someday to win souls as did St. Dominic. U DERGRADU TE JU 1oR A moments relaxation at a familiar grotto with: Cl-rj Madeline Moore, Dorothy Kalleta. Mary Ellen McCarthy, Suzanne Sullivan, Grace Herzog, jean Roman, Evelyn Topping, Ger- aldine Mulvey, and Kathleen Loechner. Junior III's Class Officers are lr Klffurilvn Xvfillinnwc fwnlrn-nc I-I l Blackboard Chemistry session with: fl-rj Regina Koger, Jeanine Souclue. Suzanne Kuhn, Veronica Shields and Regina Harris. Playmates at the Pond: fl-rj Patricia Frucci, Linda Monk, Eileen Osborne, jean Bluett, Patricia Brigandi, and Linda Frank. -swirl? bi airqlnnuneann-warm juniors prepared for Gym and History include: fl-rl Barbara Girimonti, Gloria Babino, Marguerite Mauer, Maureen Hehir. Patricia Sullivan, Mary Ann Koza. and Mary Anne Schmidt. juniors, Linda Gerardi, joan Fer- ner, Ellen McNally, Monique Bou- chet, jane Mitchell, and Kathleen Lavin obtain supplies from the stock room. 1 AM ,. A- , 1 w gttix -an SQ umor 2 s Class OHICCIS are fl rj Pamela Prrme Dawn Wxllnams and Sally Dantzler A pyramld of jumors mclude Cl rj Top Helen Vnckers Mlddle ean P1etrafesa Dolores Herrman Bottom Dxane Straub Carole Kelly Ann Thxbodeau SIX mug umors r fl J one Relf Ioanne Kaclm Arlene Lorenzettl julla Hollman Patr1c1a Shahen and Ellen Z'-4464! Zeal : .554 JAG ,-QCA., X?-4-fab or 1' Q Sf . or ' . . . I v Q: ,Y 3 . I J - , 5 2 e , H ' ae: .f , . J' . f Mc' W .'- ,K-f 4' il f ,- o, Zh, fa no L, I 1 Offrcers on the bench are Cl rj Iuclrth Macher Susan Hynes and Rosalre Prrozzr Cl rj Margaret Phrlpott oanne Donox an and Irene Brffar return from lunch mth Dolores Du Prey and Patrrcra Sulln an J flr Carolyn Buchs Elarne Burclxard Carole Ralxouc Carol Shields Maura Lun den and Catherrne Cook pause at the prrn crpal s OHICC I' Going for a ride? fl j Marie Ammirat Thoma sina Bedingfield Johanna Aurigemma Judith Balsdon Ann Brown Susan Agnew Barbara Bisignani Locker-up fl-rj: Ellen Russell. jo Ellen Crane, Anne Eeger. Dorothea Turkington. Ann Callaway. Carol Colban QL! Students flrj Veronica Lanning Theresa Arieter Margaret Cetrangelo Roberta Nigro Pa tricia Gehriclte Kathleen Harte jean Kraft pause rn lavatory Cl-rj: jane Brandon, Joanne Burchell, Frances Rotnntlo. Rosemary Donnelly. Elaine Gropper. Virginia Bertschi. Rose Marie Calienclo. Arlene Daries pause in hall enroute to class. PHDMDRE Back to class from assembly are: fl-rj Patricia Reilly, Lorraine Smith, Dorothy Scherer. Alice Mil- ler, and Loretta Ward. Fnyoyingc a break on the campus bench W are: Cstanclingj Elizabeth Lane, ane Frevele, Eleanor Sofio, Cseatedj Alice Keyes, Rosemary Russo, and Catherine Young Heaving their way through are: Cl-rj Carol Schwerdel, Mary Flaherty. Mary Frommer, Maureen McLafferty, and Dorothy Dries. Stairway frolics with: Clst rovvb Bar, bara jackson, Barbara Kearney. Ann Cafferty, Patricia Clampg C2ntl rowj Florence Putt. Margaret Curran. Nancy Cooney, and Nancy Fuller. 100 Class officers of the class are: Cl-rj janet Willsen, Margaret Philbin, and Eileen Rowe. Mirror-Magit intrigues: Cl-rj Sheila Ciandy. Elizabeth Ashton. Maryann Iiennelly, Mary De W1 Angelis, and Ruth Cutmann. fum, -mg. if 6 N 1 f ga ' s f X 'vi ' X . x- 'D y B ity A ,4- xz Y I x i I A quick pose before class: fl-rj joan Andrews, Kath erine Hyland, Virginia Mitchell, joan Casquarelli, Louise Elling, and Dorothy Rind, 4, R 1 Our well-stocked supplies are investigated by: Cl-rj Rosemary McCann, Claire Casella. Jac ueline Osborne, Maura Beattie, and Mari- Cl l yn Cue 3 CO. ? E t 'QR' ., Sophomore elected as their class oflicers: fl-rj Nancy Cooney, Carole Radi- mer, and Maureen Bennett. Sister Mary Mark, OP., poses with: fl-rj Margaret Reynolds, Veronica Dunscomb, Virginia Boden, Ann Brady, Elizabeth Saun- ders, Patricia Touhey. Diane O'Brien, Mary Lou Milelc, f2nd rowj Dorothy Keegan, Patricia Murphey Ord rowj Arleen Mahoney, Patricia Mar- tin, f4th rowj Mary Mathews, Qtopj Kathleen McCarthy relax between classes. Rosemary Jacobs, Virginia Giannott, Isabelle Cary, -loan Howlett, Christine Brunig, Q2nd rowj Barbara Kelly, joan Humm pose for pictures on stairs. Mascot minds the sophs fl-rj fstandingj Bar- bara Rafter, Marilyn McNiece, Constance Hartofil, fseatedj Anne Pflomm, Carole Felten, Carole Stanley, and Margaret Campanello. liif A x 5, I X 4' A 7' x- JN. . 1 f J ,W 5 'X ' Vx! 'F 15 HV' gg is sf , 3- 'La Sophs pausing before beautiful scenery include 1-rj Eileen Daly, Constance Dryan ulxa Eater Mary Leone, Elizabeth Sposoto Gloria Michaelis Karen Lee Keller, and jane Clark Enjoying Fall day at St. Dominic's Chapel are: fl-rj Catherine Golanaugh, Bar- bara Golclbach, Louise Du- maresq, Barbara Teschmach- er, Honore Daniels, Sharon Bell, Eileen Dooley, and Carol Moran. Swinging girls arc: fl-rj Do- lores lfinn, Margiret Sintlcri. and Roberta Mitchell. 7' 1 Cream of the Crop or class officers of Sophomore 5 are: Cl-rj Jeanne Scanlon, Beverly Poole, and Eleanor Polson. Look out helowl' fl-rj Geraldine Magner, Kathleen Murphy. Nnriannc Morton. Louise Toomey, and Ann Flaherty. fw- ...di If' 1 l'nm n rx Ptrler Nlirthi 71pm n - W' VL '- ,- A 9- -YW -Af ,' N V ' i elly. So hill Valenti. Veronica init 2 - v b t .1 x. u ie rzing H . WL' - Pftvticirh. and Barbara Dlugoleski - ti xt - .it . z -en iii ery, Y i ni' sw .ini . 91-t , 1119 Bench-warmers are: fsittingj Roberta Beclfingfield. Alice Buckley, Susan Beayinsg Cstanclingj Marie Con, nelly, ancl Geraldine Nelson f l A Shy freshman pose for Yearbook Picture: Anne Healey, Alice lfarrell, Noreen Farrell, Jo-Ann Calloway, Gladys Healey. l Q You'll be late at this rate! jane Clark. Marilyn Ryan, San- dra Elliott, Iirances Kloppen- burg, Linda Wfeiss, Kathleen Eberhardt. I mr Sophomores pausing in hallway are: fl-rj .loycc Fulton. Mary Ann XY,i1ll.lLL'. .loan Trieste, lrenc XY7LlAQCI1l3l.1Sf. ancl Rosemary Recine. lllfu Starting the day off right with a religion lesson: fl- r Q Do- lores Satriale, Alice O'Rourke, Patricia Mitchell, P a tricia S a u e r , Constance Wfade. chi, Diane Schmidt. E Keeping lockers in order isnt al ways easy for Freshmen: fl-rj Ellen Schmidt, Margaret Remin, Ruth Nor Freshmen expressing their adoration before our Blessed Mother and Christ Child include: Cl-rj Suzanne Forget, Patricia Gray, Ellin Linder, Bernadette Gintole. Eh Taking life easy as usual are: Csittingj Barbara Dolan, Susan Smith, Francine Payton. and janet Davis. 141' --. sk 1.. 'f Freshmen, Barbara Burkert and Jeanne Albrecht, help promote Catholic action by reading The Tablet. Fill 'er Up! with: Cl-rj Karen Herold, Noreen Lowery, Alice Fitzgerald, Mary Lederman, Diane Ebling, Eileen Kidd, and Ann Lombardi. Future Chemistry students entering the lab are: Cl-rj Sheila Barry, Elvera Bellini, jean Albrecht, Mary Biffar, Carol Avitabile, I e a n n e Brady. Learning the laws of the library with: fl-rj Ceceila Hargrove, Carol Diskin, Mary Hart- mann, Kathleen Kenny. Testtube technology fascinates: Cl-rj Dorothea Cassidy, Patricia Centrangelo, jean Clark, Denise Connors. Book display catches the eye of some interested Freshmen amona them oan XY'onson Patricia XVhite Barbam Stock and Mar garet Richardson 19' Freshmen enroute to the library are: Carolyn Anderson, jo Ann Baccarini, Joanne Benante, Carol 109 Ann Boccuzi, Maureen Brown. Giving the Hnishing touches to Our Blessed Mother are: Doris Thompson, Geralynn Mardey. Ann Schorr, Andrea Medio. Busy bees amongst the books on- lookers include Cl-rj Patricia McAllister, Kathryn Morton, Sister M. Ascentia, O.P., Karen Mozian. Hurry up, this is a lineup! fl-rj Patricia Mady, Judith Maker, Maureen McLaughlin, Barbara McComber, Pa- tricia Mulligan. .Q Frosh getting acquainted with the canary are: Anne Prendergast, Jeanne Murphy, Paula O'Connor, Dorothy Thomas, Barbara Wenchell, Mariann Suttclifie, Kathleen Moyer, Maureen McCarthey, Debora McKee, Kathleen Sinnott. 7C . I B 7, r X. ire! ,f 4441 f Wwccif Jdvad fzff fm JZ, Q X204 WWW Good fences make good neighbors with Barbara Cox'- ernale, Susan I.ew.rndowski, Mary Ann Dorsey, jane Farr, jane Callaway. IIII u l7rcshm.m cxrlwrgtiwrus ut' .1 qhcmistly l.1lw lvyi fl-rl lrmmrr Crnnclly. M.1urcc-m ciHfLLlJI'.ll'l. 'lcrilvn Cfrlllns. Vllcric Bur' hmx, Nhurccrm Byrmc. lnun Cgxntwcll. B.1rlm1r.1 Brush. fsmtulj' lll Mm uct Dlctz lI'lI1L S Clcmon C lrol len news Ann Ixclrncx lxlthlccn Hollmcl l:lL'Sl1INCI1I -r llfldl Dol Pruo Mary 'lrmc lflwcrlmrdt. Susan Gnthcrcolc Pcrmy Cute. Gloria Daidonc Consult the Card Cntalrw in our li r Q'-'11 I-1' The bell h.1sr1't rung yet girls? fl-rj Diana XVnttS. Marluucritc XY'.1rrc:n, lmice Nxnasy. M.1r- ,mrct Omgslri. Dl.iIl.l Xllishlvurnc. Frcslmmcn eagerly .mtinirxxtc Senior spfmwrcll 'Culvblc Hopf lillcn V.1lcr1t1nc. lS.1rlw.1r.1 Snqunzlii Iflimlwcth Stmml, lxldfk' 'lgmc S.1r.1lluQ. 'lure Mnrrlrhy. ccfullx ulmrrm xscmors 4 r irc fl rj W' , f iw i E , ,, 2 , T, ff ,IQELSUJQDEQQSSQQL ifrtrnhs which always speak :umm . Y' .55 Z l iw Y' MQ urcs ol' thought anim fountains ol'zmgm . i . 4 f N L' 1 i W wwf ,QM fav rf, w ,,,.fW, Q Z 3 X M 7 S , My EA ' V ing W 'K E 3 Y M A . - Q Q- - 'Q .- - ,W . 4., . 1, a fsf If-14 w , f fxxiff , .W-mwwx Q We Develop a Cultural ' . X' 'K - k X57 , ', 2,02 X ' predation XX il If ' ,fr q.. X XX 5 L R 5ijfX!Qs5g si '11 ff lj M n , 2 X I Q If V 4 ff- . 4X V .3 52 ,- gg s . I x fi 7, .an , r I , I N, E ?' , X H ' J 6 2 z T ff f, B . A' 5 ik A , K L X xl x 4 IN 1 if xk if ' . b X 2 . 1 ' f 1 5' 4f J 1 43.4 ' f N. , I? , ' ' , I, M W . ,- ' 1 v M , ,f wg , . .. ' 4 ' '-r -A . -f Xl, B All eyes on nm' Leading Star--Mczrg Throu 11 the Arts II5 -! ' 5 13 Attractive Sarah jane XVest exhibits our program for Song of Bernadette. Behind the Scenes . . 116 Lovely usherettes - Mary Ann Clayton, Louise Gathercole, Christine Peterson, and Denise Anderson, descend stairs before showtime. With Willin Worleers Sacrificing beauty for realism -is Mary Ann Crofts' motto as she applies make up to joan Wfieser as Sister Mary joseph and Sylvia Dumaresq assist. Whew! She got her cue , sighs Mari- lyn XY'heaton and Florence Cappella, as joan D'Arienzo and Nancy DeMonaco look on in relief. P.1trici.1 Reilly iollcnts ticket from unilcrdissmcii. uhilc Dc H7 nise Anderson waits to distribute programs. X S' ,If k-X K DRAMATI ,lr ,ff 51, Ayr ll N... lfrancinc XVoit.1nowski in the role ot Dean Pcyramalc playcd her part xxcll. We ueniors Ta iilii '? slgi X i l ,M Mind me gentlemen. If you harm the child you will be tampering with the supernatural . warns Dean Peyramale to Mayor Lacadc fRegina Lanningj. Doctor Dozous Clean Leitnerj, and 'Iacomet CPenny Moorej. My lmbyl My poor lmilwyf trims Mrs. Soulvirous .ls IlCIt2l1l7UI'N .mal friends loolt on. l I8 , . le The Lead . . . At certain intervals during our school year, dramatic plays are presented to the student body, and to their relatives, friends and others by certain talented and gifted students of Q.R.A. Examples of this dis- played talent would be The Bell of Barcelona, the Senior play of the class of 1958 The Song of Bernadette and Kitty Kelly. All these plays were of excellent standing among those who saw them and were most assuredly enjoyed by the entire student body. Thus, we have enjoyed all dramatic undertakings at Q.R.A. during the 1957-58 school year and we sincerely appreciate the work the Queen's Players contributed to the success of every play performed. i 1 i Bernadette's mind wanders as Sister Marie Therese Vauzou fDoris Blucherj explains the map of France. ! lB.k gy I f 0 l 0 ' 5 ,v ...,ylff'5 'i Must you always have your crowd of on- A .A lookers follow you? queries Dean Peyramale :ti V' Fklftjffiggl-2f':, ' flfrancine W'ojtanowsl4yj angrily, .J 1 '- Jfayf' V' ' Irene Negosh and Regina Berkman help Sylvia Dumaresq set the scene for Song of Bernadette. H9 We Sung For F1116 Queen of the Rosary Noe Serzzors strzlee a GHSUIG of Gocl 6111Cl fldll . . GLFE CLUB Under the capable direction of Sister M. joseph. OP., the Glee Club at Q,R.A. has flourished with immeasurable success. Numbering some one hundred fifty, our Glee Club has exhibited its vocal skill on various occasions during the school year. Each Monday. XVednesday and Friday echoes of ap- preciative music vibrated through the halls as members rehearse for school assemblies, Marys Day and Christmas and Easter festivities. Some eight years old. the Glee Club gives great enjoyment and pleasure at each performance it undertakes. Wfe are deeply grateful for the excellent presentation of vocal talent evident in our Glee Club at Q.R.A. junior vocal talent bursts forth, emy presents her Glee Club 11 note afPaz55in11tide Cut Voices Blend in omg A study m antlcxpatlon Sister Mary joseph, O.P., Glee Club Choral group tunes up Director. 122 Happy homeward-bound carolers. Channel R A Presents . . . My Special Angel effects profound con- centration from: Cl-rj Rosemary Sabino and Estelle Franzese. . N soloist ls .1 credit In our musieil talent group, Certain members of the student body of Q.R.A. are blessed with Il1L1SlL'.1l talents whith exidently prose to be universally pleasing. Q.R,A, does not boast .in orchestra yet. but with the display of musiital talent at assembly programs we are conhdent .1 Q.R.A. orchestra will be forthcoming. CUIlgI'.llL1l.lllOIlS to our talented teens through- out the school! in -' 'f ,M ,lim ai iii iiiiim ll ,- EZ ---D or pfb 2,51 '77 7'-173 :-Q- fb :- fb cf, ':: :Ln 2 QQ 3:3 55 gm F? 25 :LO ...gg jill 9 - Q 55 ie FJ gate DEJD x wvilllll Be. :E Fa- An array of melodius celebrities is displayed by: fl-rj Susan Gathercole, Karen I-Ierold, Carol Lee Eckhard, Paula O'Connor, Mary De Angelis, Q.R.A.'s popular quintet. A sigh of relief is revealed by Senior Katherine Wfhelan Cseatedj. I Ha lqnovvintu other pianists will fill her place at Q.R.A. XXI? 1 7 I 0 1 , I A defmrte part of the educatxonal cur rrculum at QRA ns the subject of Art vyhnch may be taken for three years It s a subject whnch requnres talent so as to recene the full benefits of the course Frrst year deals wxth Art Apprecxatlon Second and thnrd years are concerned wlth p srcal aspects such as palntxng Slllx screemng scratchboard work and worltmg wrth clay Students End the subject of Art a most enjoyable mterestmg and slull testxng subject Sltetchmg Our Lady IS Ex elyn Toppmg Maureen Hoey and Barbara Paulsen Enleen Gray holds stuffed anxmals as model for her fellovy classmates assrgnment for l0SARY The October Rosary Bulletin IS arranged by fl rj Carol Kelly Maureen Hoey Patrlcla Bentley Susan Hynes judlth Machcr and Patrlcxa Heffernan ' 4 iw. M any Q ,FT- . . , 0 Q fr. 4 , . 3 V in , M wc Dorothy Kennedy and Regina Berkman admire pastel prints of Q.R.A.'s future artists. Ss Sculpturinig brings .1 new adxenture to rhe art class. C3 figs F5791-306,77 018116 fo x Q? Ac, 6 Of 1716 ' '7:?fQi'l7A r belt Honored Guests Esteemed Judges . . . riens... Carol Bacozzi delivers a speech for her fellow students. Sr. De Paul, O. P., and her speech club display a prized trophy to our Principal, Sister Aloysia Marie, O.P. Judges carefully choose the winner, a very hard job! fl-rj Mr. Carl Sparks, Sr. Mary Terese, O.P., 6 and Capt. jacob Fero of Amityville Niki Base. 12 To develop an articulate Catholic laity is the primary purpose of our Chrysostomata Speech and Debate Club. Named after the saintly. golden- - mouthed orator, St. john Chrysostom, the Club engages in all types of oratory- dramatic, original, oratorical. ex tempore and debate, Participation in Catholic Forensic League Tournaments held throughout our Diocese is a major activity of the Chrysostomata Club. To date, nine trophies have been won by our hardworking speakers and debaters. Sister M. De Paul, O. P., Moderator, deserves commendation for Ll job well done! Betsy Chadwick's classmates admire the Ann Lombardi proudly speech medal she won in the American displays her C F L speech Legion Contest. trophy. y Z XQ , RLY-.f Foreign Aid debaters are: Margaret Ferguson, Barbara Paulson, Veronica Shields, Carol Gianelli, Maureen Markey, Joyce Schrepfer, Mary Ellen Hill, Regina Harris. 127 Our Prom u e e n eanette Iovxler mdmtes Iersonallty and charm as her escort Denms Mc Carthy seconis her elcctun We Deva op ocia Social ideals should permeate the educational curriculum in preparing Catholic students for leadership and the respon- sihilities our social order o f living. ,Q E HZHCLICI or Better Lea ers lip if . vx r -.X A W rm1g,uLr Qlthnrmc. lxlarmm md ucort A, harles Klumm focal 111 the socul ittrubutc csscntml tu Cathollc lcadershqn X 71 Q , . 5 1 ' W I t ' ' ' , Q' ' A ' , L L 't K , X 1 ' K K . 1 4, i .L N l Ag - XX , n f 1, X ff fl ,' , 'J 5 W ,f X ff ff V' 7 A ' ' fi , V , 1- Q, X S1 4 CQY K, to WaNjcO'K'Cl C VLSX Abe! A ages eg 39 Y. . t 16 Mxcotlmxcowe Q65 '05 Sgsevhx it acl me gin SQCC .ef O our esangfa Y xcgme t gieetsd 'files' A you we YGKKQSOXYLKDRQY A , DV' ' ls-9 .we ell freak' YO riding a To ic' Forrest's orchestra, ninetx couples danced until one at the 1958 Imperial Ball in our Oriental-decorated auditorium on February lst. Charming chaperones assisted by japanese-costumed hostesses greeted our Seniors and their escorts. The males in their black or midnight blue tuxedos and the girls exquisitely gowned in rainbow colors pre- sented a colorful spectacular for several romantic . . . gay . . . and pleasure-filled hours of social entertainment. Our Prom Queen, Jeanette Fowler presented an alluring picture of beauty and grace. The 1958 Imperial Ball will indeed become a solid link in our four-year chain of lasting memories! the music of Ch' lt 130 Pt Graw reveals 9. hallpy a humble 'h . She dances Wlf Y W smile asldee Marks. X Bal ' Y CSCO 'XNPMQ A05 he A 'Wt . lr' Q 'Yi l road to romanff erorles C102 Mrs XY a Pflomm Lanning. Drink to me only with thine eyes! Valerie Lawler, joseph Polizzotto - S Irene Negosh, Chuck Giegerick. One of our pretty jap- anese hostesses. Arleen Lorenzetti. Aeuqix W . Q, ,Ka K ,Q ..,. , - ff A Q.. 1 ki. , 3 an ,r Q 1 I 1 'K Il W 4' Al, 101' 'lib' Bexutil-ul sisters f- sweet flowers ef ad- miring e-wuts , much guod time. Kath- Tdhc DSM dana mfmlm ' Dmothl. Igfn leen Gunther. fNI.xrt'r ljnvlei loin Gunther, me 5 an her mm U thc hour' Bruce F16 U' Thwmue Cihboiis. 131 'X X 4 ,Q S24 JW ' NA F' A wonderful night , beams Lois Kunkel as her escort, Charles Cernigla gives approval. AGS. S , 'half . f 'J 65, fo S 312606 ' lpej J' r p O fy F002 61'-Q03 I 3 OW. '11 44' , qool-lr Ll li Us K., 1 I Prom-goers in a setting of glamorous smiles . . styles and sweetness. 133 ,Mx Prom queen, Virginia Hendricks. Prelude to junior Prom Princess Virginia Hendricks beams a winning smile as her proud escort, jack Foley, accompanies her to the throne Replete with hearts and flowers, the junior Prom theme spelled out Magic Moments on February 15th at the Magic hour eight. Held in our gaily Valentine-decorated auditorium the First Annual junior Prom was Tradition ally inaugurated. One hundred twenty five excited, adventurous juniors graced the occasion in their first formal enthusiam Gowns . . . tuxs . . . military 'unia forms were indeed synonymous with Magic Moments. At eleven o'clock, enhanced by background music the Prince and Princess was chosen in the person of Virginia Hen- dricks and her escort, john Foley. The Grand March and recitation of an Ave Maria brought the affair to a successful social close. ROHIGIICC . . . Loxely jumor Prom Chanrlady Dawn Y xllxams gracnousls accepts .1 xx rnst corsakgc from har escort Thomas Bef m I K . I , .. ,I A ',.' l , I I 3 . , 1 7 . ' May I take your wrap? says Paul O'Connor to date Meg Ferguson. William Cassot shares a cooling drink with Dolores Hilliard 'x Eileen Osborne and date, Alan Sypher Tired Prom-goers decided to sit this one out get ready to step out on the dance floor. 136 Os' Prom-goers step lightly to rhythmic music. ff, R - I I 0 4' S 1' ig ' , , ll0 ru' ' udy Macher shows p Hour on the clock. prom corsage. the Maglc Billy Collim proudly ms on Barbara Paulsen's 137 ny Mrs Earl Peterson bestows an act of motherly rnterest rn her dauvhter Chrrstlnes soclal actxvrty the school dance Wrth her usual captnatmg, smnle Mrs Lambert Smlth shares her daughter Kathy s joy at recelung a good e ort I P Students and thelr mothers rexerently Rev Henry Reel drstrxbutes Holy Communlon to mothers and daughters at our annual Commumon Breakfast on April 13 1958 recrte grace after the annual Communron Breakfast held at Q R A audltorrum Parents are the hurran rmages of Dmne Paternrty In therr exercrse of the speclal prerogatnes Vbhlfh God has gnen them parents drrect the knowledge and affectrons of thenr chrldren so they may loxe and serse God To these our parents we vsxsh to rmmortalrze our apprecratron for therr many sacrrflces rn our behalf Our Prom trrp to Washlngtorx nonthly tuntron enxelopes endless good txmes R all were made possrble through the hard earned money of our sac nfxcmg Mom and Dad To them we say God bless you tho Mom 81161 Dad . J NNN Mn Monsrenor Crawford Chaplun of ueen of the Rosary delnyers a messaee of sprrrtual Import at the annull lather Dautehter Commumon Breakfast 1- nd 'll 'Mia N 'e . socia e e le a a wonderru we was .. y' ' . 13K An rnsprrnng slight mdeed' Fathers an daughters recemnf Communxon at Assump tron Church Copnaeue on March 30 Rexerend McLoughl1n captures hrs audrence wth a toastmasters yoke durtng., speech de lryereel at father Daughter Breakfast held QR The rnxrtrtron to come taste and see hovt svyeet ns the Lord was readlly accepted by more than one hundred frfty fathers and students on Much 30 at the ten oclock Nfxss at As umy non Church Copratue The cttered breakfast that followed was hneh eel syeeehes delnere by Rnet Rexerend Fu ene Cr yxford and Rexerend 'X e tel Nltl. u hlln Dlocesm Voctlon Drretttr fNlL1SlC'll mmbers were rendered by students ot St I'ranc1s Prey Brooklyn T S16 Wou B O MGmOI1GQ Through tear dxmmed eyes vue reid a message of loxe and loyalty to our four years at our rcxered Alma Mater W leaye memornes happy and sad of days well spent of actmtles enjoyed fr1endsh1ps warm and true And now as vse tum each page there echoes and re echoes mrhm our hearts Farewell' f-up lw zma 140 if fe Qf Villanova . . . Our Regina and Rosarian staff members chartered a bus to the Villanova Press Conference held at Villanova, Pennsylvania. New ideas and journalism hints were acquired. Panels and discussion periods aided the staff in their work on the year- book and school paper. T- '. .. 1Q1 Q: .g-'f..'w4 . ., ,lgxtxgvz 3-aim Members of the Regina and Rosarian staff wave good-bye as they prepare to leave for Villanova Press Conference in Philadelphia. an . X .9 itil Si .:,:li iglljp -, in if 1 f., ' Our bus driver Harry Hon.ih.in happily poses with Q.R.A.-ites for a picture, Regina staff members fl -rj Diane Turner. Chris Scopinich and Lynda Noeth really look happy waiting to board bus to Villanova Press Conference, QI Tluat Excitin ing Da . . Lynn Noeth fondly 'lLlI'IllI'CS her rxng as Sister Aloysu Mme OP presents the school ring to Loulse Cathercole as Pat Cimpbell eycutedly warts her turn S O v F Pennlsr gsnes her 1 yrulevx of the sam wr rrng One of the most exert mg days at Q R A Semor Rmg Day Fxery Senior takes pride ID re CCIXIHQ her ring which IS a symbol of fldelxty to the prlnclples taught throughout her four years The rings the thrng says Berylann Mirtrn Ferry Feldexsen loan Bracco and Helen Schofxeld Look it mme' Admlrlng, thelr senlor rlng rre fl rj Nxncy D Monxco Klthy fun yxcrc. .1 semor vctlmms ther Lynn Durnln om Cunthcr 'Xllnu reshman o Hcnncssey P tmu lcrth xntlM1ry me Rrehllc 7 I Washington . . . V511 SO' QC feet K Seiflolioixwg' 3,9 6 an The three day tour, March 14-17, of countless historic spots made our seniors more fully aware of our cherished American heritage. Every statue . . . every government building . . . -every inscribed memorial inspired us with greater patriotism. The Hotel Woodner was a Fairyland of social dreams- come-true. A never-to-be forgotten weekend of happy memories and patriotic-filled moments. I his 1 L taigna RO6us a f0oA' Our . fat fbe Hliepolh 10810 S' 111 - 'nfl' 'i Dj afion fflj, In Queen of the Rosary Academy's 1958 Senior trip to Washington, D. C. , 1 Hmm - delicious food for hungry Group of seniors .listen attentis ely tourists. Cl-rj Louise Gathercole. to guide-'s instruction on the Cate Pat Daly. Joyce Fleming and Ann combs in St. Francis Monaster Y Hendricks in Hot Shoppe. 143 Nlenlora J c, MO111C11tS Those noon day get to gethers wnll always be remembered Our last Retreat mll be memorable thanks to Rexerend Hugh Munro shfght accxdem P he Semois Exogdthce Gobbxe Op tepafkng R emember that 11 45 I unch Scen QP at .a..i..... Those underclassmen could really cut ahead on line but Miss Lang usually caught them. Oh! what fun we had at Za.hn's Airport. Cl-rj Lynn Noeth, Randy Crofts, Lorraine Rebsamen and Pat Bentley getting yearbook pictures at Zahn's. XY'ho could forget the Vocation Assembly XVould you recognize our juniors? V .,- ,..,.,, mewfnn Www -..4- .,,.w,,,N,,-, S wp.-V, J ...mymwi , V' 'T'- ' W ,,r, ,, fr Wir 1. Remember the Senior Music Class Minstrel Shovt Denrse Anderson Patrrcra Bentley Regina Berkman Agatha Bertrno Dons Blucher Bernadette Bluett Exelrne Budelman Patrxcra Campbell Erleen Crowley Patrrcra Daly Joan D Arrenzo Nancy DeMonaco Elrzabeth Davrtt Sylua Dumeresq Lynn Durnrng Mary Lou Geradr Maureen Gurney Ioan Gunther Kathleen Gunther Garl Harnett Maureen Hubert Dorothy Kennedy Catherrne Klarmann Nancy Lerth Carolyn Lltts Berylann Martin Elrzabeth Maune Elarne McSherry Barbara Mozran Elrzabeth Murphy Irene Negosh Clarre Nelson Lynda Noeth Patrrcra Pennrsr Chrrstrne Peterson Mary jane Raerhle Carol Rerlly Leona Robus Mary Ann Srvon Margaret Smrth Vrrgrnra Synan Drane Turner Sara jane West Marrlyn Wheaton Kathryn Whelan Anne Wrngenfeld Joan Wreser Peggy Wlsekal Francrne Wolanowskr Carole Becak Loretta Bell Suzanne Bequet joan Marre Bracco Ann Mane Caglrone Florence Cappella Wfrnrfred Caxanagh Elarne Chambers Mary Ann Clayton Katherlne Coletto Eleanor Coyle Mary Anne Crofts Constance Dees Ann Devme Dorothy Ann Dolan SENIOR I 260 Shore Road Lmdenhurst Box 373 RFD No 1 Northport 151 Barbara Lane Lexrttown 457 Pecan Street Lmdenhurst 4004 New York Avenue Huntrngton Statron 141 Baltrmore Axenue Massapequa 1531 Darlrng Street Baldwrn 45 Trrnrty Court I-Iuntrngton 305 Staples Street Farmingdale 32nd Street and Long Island Axe Wyandan h 415 South 16th Street Lmdenhurst 111 Broadway I-Ircksvrlle 179 Wrlson Street Massapequa Park 608 Merrrck Lane Lmdenhurst 41 Maple Place I-Iuntrngton 74 Frrst Axenue I-Iuntmgton Statron 145 The Crescent Babylon 22 Seventh Street Valley Stream 22 Seventh Street Valley Stream 12 Stephen Lane Hrcksvrlle 137 West Gates Avenue Lmdenhurst 25 Center Lane Levrttown 550 Albany Avenue Amrtyvrlle 839 Elrce Place Baldwm 104 Wampum Road Babylon 222 West Islip Road West Islrp 12 Maple Drue Lmdenhurst 11 Bay Drne East Huntrngton 112 Plrtt Axenue karmrngdale 117 Wantagh Awenue Lexrttown 528 Washrngton Axenue Lmdenhurst 93 Bennett Place Amrtysrlle 22 Twrnlawns Axenue Hrcksulle 312 South 5th Street Lmdenhurst 71 Le Brun Axenue Amrtyulle 13 Dollard Drne Babylon 7 South Elm Street Hrcksvrlle 2165 Sherman Axenue North Merrrck 307 South 15th Street Lmdenhurst Clocks Boulexard Amrtyxrlle 46 Carlton Avenue Amrtyvrlle 1808 Park Drne Seaford 110 Shoreham Road Massapequa 2467 Second Street East Meadow 7 Dose Street Hrcksvllle 70 Brendan Avenue Massapequa Park 12 Columbra Axenue East Rockaway 60 Graham Street Farmrngdale 3595 Somerset Drrve Seaford SENIOR II 143 Southberry Lane Lewrttown 10 Popular Avenue Farmxngdale 39 Daxenport Place Bellmore 272 Woodcleft Avenue Farmrngdale 15 Ltrca Street Hrcksvrlle 186 Eastern Parkway Farmrngdale 33 Oakley Drne Huntrngton 26 Lrnden Street Lmdenhurst 105 Franklrn Place Massapequa Bayuew Asenue Amrtyulle Holmcrest Court Oceansrde Walter Avenue I-Ircksulle Nrchols Road Huntrngton Statron North Drue Coprague 19 Genesee Street Hlcksxrlle . . , - ' ., c Peggy. Ann Pappalardo 80 Hampton Boulevard, Massapequa ' 29 ,' , . ' .' 25 v I 52 , A v 42 . Q . . ' 70 ' - . A Geraldrne Feldersen Sandra Fernandez Joyce Theresa Flemrng Jeanette Fowler Louxse Gathercole Patncra Grays Lucrlle Hart Patrlcla Heffernan Lucrlle Hendrrcks Noel Kerr Elizabeth Krrchhoefer Josephrne Kollmer Mary Kruzensk Lors Kunkel Regrna Lannmg Valene Lawler Jean Lertner 'Mary Lennon Penny Ann Moore Joan Pettrne Lorrarne Rebsamen Patrrcla Rexlly Kathleen Rodgers Catherrne Roeper Jane Rosrckr Elrzabeth Ryan Helen Scofreld Marlon Scoprnrch Helen Small Drana Vallone Carol Voelker Margaret Mary Walsh Susan Agnew Marne Elena Ammrratr Johanna Aurrgemma Iudrth Balsdon Thomasrna Bedmgfreld Barbara Brsrgnanr Jean Blewett Karen Booth Patrrcra Brrgandn Ann Brown Barbara Bucher Kathleen Crowley Mary Lou Cruse Patrrcra Dunne Mrchele Footer Lmda Frank Patrrcra Fruccr Dolores Herrmann Grace Herzog Maureen Hoey Susan Hynes Dorothy Kalleltta Carole Kelly Kathleen Loechner Barbara Lopackt Judrth Macher Mary Ellen McCarthy Madelme Moore Geraldrne Mulvey Exleen Osborne Jean Pretrafesa Rosalre Prrozzr Jean Roman Drane Straub Suzanne Sullivan Ann Thxbodeau Evelyn Toppmg Helen Vxckers 49 Block Boulexard Massapequa Park 5955 W'1cks Awenue Seaford 244 West Nth Street Deer Park ll Stuart Axenue Malwerne 45 Aberdeen Drrve Huntlngton 45 Ball Park Lane Hrcksulle 7 Ardsley Place Huntington 5151 Brrxton Lane Leuttown 7 Sandy Court Deer Park Charlemagne Road Huntxngton Bay 385 Prnelavsn Avenue Coprague Vanderbxlt Parkway RFD No 4 Huntrngton 18 Trmber Lane Levrttown 1 Harxard Avenue Baldwrn 153 Marn Street East Rockaway 592 West Gates Avenue Lnndenhurst 109 Sprung Lane Leuttovtn 495 Scudder Avenue Coprague Summer Lane Hrcksvxlle 1390 Great Neck Road Copnague 79 Dumbarton Drrve Huntrngton 210 Carman Avenue East Rockaway 1 Exans Avenue Freeport Harrrson A'-enue Amrtyvrlle 16 Maller Road Hrcksvrlle 9 Liarrne Place Bellmore 58 Sleepy Lane Hrcksvrlle 267 South Grove Street Freeport 30 Tudor Road Farmingdale 2 Dennrs Lane Bethpage 418 Oak Street Coprague 30 Cormack Court Babylon JUNIOR 1 17 Sachem Street East Rockaway 273 N Wrsconsln Avenue N Massapequa 3 Warner Court Centerport 2 Seneca Place Massapequa 756 Surrey Drrve East Meadow 1815 Hanover Place Mernck 66 E Milton Street Freeport 2051 Brooksrde Avenue Wantagh 33 Woodbury Road Hrcksvrlle 40 Fredenck Avenue Babylon 1718 Hendrxckson Avenue Merrrck 24 Arnold Court W Babylon 271 Bayvrew Avenue Merrick 25 Ackerman Place Huntmgton 45 Mayflower Avenue Massapequa Park 175 Frrst Avenue Massapequa Park 11 Game Cock Lane Babylon 46 Wmg Lane Wantagh 18 Lrnda Place Huntrngton 10 Coronet Crescent N Bethpage 10 Oxford Lane Bethpage 570 Syracuse Avenue N Massapequa 408 Jerome Court Syosset 25 Ross Road Babylon 5 Westsnde Avenue Freeport 48 Concord Avenue Bethpage 6 Wrllowtree Place Huntrngton Statron 75 Brittle Lane Levrttown 42 Golf Lane Huntmgton 26 Vrolet Avenue Hxcksvrlle 57 Mxchngan Avenue Massapequa 101 Westgate Road Massapequa 47 Notre Dame Avenue Hxcksvrlle 150 Independence Avenue Freepot Peachtree Lane Huntington Station Holly Avenue Hempstead Deer Lake Drrve Babylon 93 Carstarrs Road Valley Stream I , I . , 1 ' - I Jane Tierney St. John's Placel R.F.D. 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